Requirements:

- A smart lightbulb
- A motion/vibration sensor

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*Step 1: Find a sensor that can detect movement in the room. Since the room is small and used only for working, I've used a vibration sensor for the chair. A motion sensor would be also okay.*

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![workspace_1.jpeg](https://images.hive.blog/DQmSz7197xVbDV9faJbAP7Qqfv7WCjMzPSrV4fZ51tLJSGy/workspace_1.jpeg)

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*Step 2:  Create an automation rule to trigger lights when movement is detected.*
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![workspace_2.jpeg](https://images.hive.blog/DQmSjDsuceG512oRF6PB1iqEAWYPBRGoho3hWy6AwQh1jrA/workspace_2.jpeg)

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*Step 3: Start working on your chair and enjoy the auto-trigger of your lights:*
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![workspace_3.jpeg](https://images.hive.blog/DQmUoLAUVzvRmp7oFZpDYYzrLDcq4ddRQaBNdkYiirR6WJT/workspace_3.jpeg)
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Of course, this post is not a tutorial and missing lots of details. If you have any questions let me know in the comments.

My current smart home setup:

- Hue & Tradfiri products for smart lightning and smart switches

- Tado for heating

- Hue/Aqara sensors to automate lightning based on movement/occupancy

- Aqara sensors to monitor window/door states

- Xiaomi products for robot vacuum, air purifier.

-  Conbee to manage Ikea/Aqara 

- Outdoor/indoor cameras in various places with Logitech Circle and Xiaomi cameras.