I'm developing an IOT project on an ESP32. The ESP32 will need to interact on voice commands from the Alexa Echo. What's the best way to approach this? I found a library (named: FauxmoESP). Whit this library I can interact between the ESP32 and de Echo. My question her is. Is this a legitimate solution for bringing this ESP32 to market? If not. What's the best approach?
If you haven't found it already, Espressif has official SDK for Voice assistant.
https://github.com/espressif/esp-va-sdk
It has examples for Alexa, Google Voice Assistant and Google Dialogflow.
The SDK is updated frequently.
Why not give it a try?
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I am developing a smart speaker, I have the amplifier and speaker part ready but for the final step need to integrate a voice assistance in it. I have the option of using raspberry pi4 or Arduino.Also I would want to control the output pins of the boards using the voice comand if possibel to turn on and off some appliances through a Relay. Can anyone introduce me to a platform or method of achieving this please. thank you
If you have an ESP866 wifi module to connect with Arduino Uno, you can connect it with the internet for using IFTTT and Adafruit IO. Here is the project for your help.
I am doing a project on OTA programming of Arduino at remote place so I need GSM along with Arduino, so how can we do OTA with gsm for Arduino?
I assume you're asking how you can remotely control an Arduino with your phone, right?
I suggest using Bluetooth for this, as it is build into every phone nowadays. You'll still have to buy a module to allow the Arduio to communicate via bluetooth. An example of such a module is the HTC-06, wich can be bought online for less then $10 and for wich there is an exellent tutorial over at instructables.
The phone side of the story depends on what kind of device you're using, this is the official Android documentation, this seems to be the Apple documentation.
Alternatively, if you don't want to write everyting yourself, you can use an app like Tinkernut does is one of his videos.
I am working on a project that requires me to use TI's MSP430F5529 launch pad, CC3100 Booster Pack and CC3100XX Emulator.
The project I would like to do is have the MSP430 log sensor data and to transmit it to a PC wirelessly(Without Internet). I am a beginner in using MCU,s but I can handle the datalogging part. I do not know how to get started with the communication part.
Can someone please direct me to where I could get some good reference material to get this project off the ground and if possible better insight on what I need to do to get started.
Thank you all in advance.
I'm kinda new to this forum.
I have an Arduino UNO and a CC3000 wifi shield from Adafruit.I want to send messages to a laptop or specfic IP address via wifi. Not complex messages or anything, just an alert or a flag. Can anyone point me in the right direction? I'm not really sure of the protocol for sending something like this, or where I would even be sending it to.
I've used a CC3000 WiFi Shield and made a temperature plotter which you can read about here.
But, I think you could configure your Arduino as a webserver (there are pre-made sketches with the examples) and figure out a way to install PHP on it for it's mailing function? You could also look at services such as Zapier and IFTTT to send emails/text message alerts to you.
For a PHP tutorial using pcduino.
This type of project I think would be better suited for a Raspberry Pi since it's already Internet ready.
I hope this will point you in a better direction.
i searched and found following CSR USB BLE adapters.
It would be better if i buy this?- http://usb.brando.com/bluetooth-csr-4-0-dongle_p02926c036d015.html
http://cirago.com/wordpress/products/bluetoothadapters/bluetooth-4-0-mini-usb-adapter/
Somebody suggest me better option.