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Would that really change their behavior? I feel like that would just be setting the up the same way they currently are, just with more steps, and probably just have the same issues.
Plus a lot of similar issues I see online are people using Home Assistant with them. So I don't think that will work.
I have not studied their API, but I would expect to find commands to start movement (open and close) and stop movement, perhaps even to move a specific amount. If the commands result in random amounts of movement the product is totally useless and no control software will help.
If the API commands work in a predictable way, then it is definitely possible to control movements accurately with Home Assistant or some other suitable software that is able to talk to the API.