## Introduction to Xiaomi Home Assistant
The Xiaomi Home Assistant is a versatile and innovative solution designed to integrate seamlessly with various Xiaomi devices, enhancing the smart home experience. One of the key components of this ecosystem is the sensor system, which includes ceiling sensors like the izq.sensor_occupy.24n. These sensors are pivotal for detecting occupancy and movement within a room, thereby automating lighting, HVAC, and security controls. However, the current integration of these sensors within Home Assistant reveals a limitation - the sensors only report two states: 'untriggered' and 'triggered'.

## Limitations of Current Integration
In the Home Assistant platform, users of the Xiaomi ceiling sensor (izq.sensor_occupy.24n) encounter an issue where the sensor's full capabilities are not utilized. Unlike the Mi Home and Mi Home Geek versions, which can display five distinct states (no one, someone, someone moving, slight movement, and stationary), the Home Assistant integration is restricted. This limitation hinders the potential for more precise automation and control, as users can only trigger actions based on the presence or absence of movement without considering the nuances of human activity.

## Steps to Reproduce the Issue
1. **Add the Sensor**: Begin by integrating the izq.sensor_occupy.24n ceiling sensor into the Home Assistant platform. This process involves adding the device to the user's account and ensuring it's recognized by the system.
2. **Observe the States**: After successfully integrating the sensor, observe the states it reports. Currently, the sensor will only show 'untriggered' and 'triggered' states, lacking the detailed activity detection available in other versions.

## Expected Behavior
The expectation is for the Home Assistant integration to display all five states as detected by the sensor: no one, someone, someone moving, slight movement, and stationary. This enhanced capability would allow for more sophisticated automation rules, such as adjusting lighting based on the type of movement detected or sending notifications for specific activity patterns.

## Conclusion
To fully leverage the potential of the Xiaomi Home Assistant and its compatible devices, it's essential to address the current limitations in sensor state reporting. By expanding the integration to include all detectable states, users can create more tailored smart home experiences, enhancing both convenience and security. The resolution of this issue would align with the evolving needs of smart home enthusiasts, promoting a more integrated and automated living environment.