Electronic, 3D printing and embedded programming
Smart Home Skills provide a simple way for you to enable Alexa voice interaction to control and check the status of cloud-connected devices. For example, customers can simply say, “Alexa, turn on the kitchen lights” or “Alexa, turn up the heat downstairs” and Alexa will communicate directly with your Smart Home device.
In this tutorial, I try to explain how IoT core can be used to connect our devices to AWS services.
Now we look at the test system offered by AWS IoT and a custom client like MQTT.fx for additional checks.
In this tutorial, I’m going to explain how to use the IoT core to connect our devices to AWS services.
Now let’s look at the connection steps of Arduino SAMD devices (WiFiNINA).
In this tutorial I try to explain how IoT core can be used to connect our devices to AWS services.
Now we look at the esp32 connection steps.
In this tutorial I explain how the IoT core, through AWS services, can communicate with our devices. In particular, let’s see the use of the MQTT protocol.
Now let’s go through the esp8266 connection steps.
In this article, we’ll understand the security system used by Amazon, with a certificate, to connect our device via MQTT.
It’s time to connect our device to AWS IoT core via MQTT services, in this tutorial I’d like to connect an esp32 an esp8266 and an Arduino MKT 1010 WiFi to these services.
Here a briefly introduction and I show all the prerequisite.
I bought an Alexa device and since then I don’t want to press a button anymore and I want to turn all my devices into voice control.
We have reached the last phase, now we have to go and test our smart home skill on a device, this must first be enabled and linked to your Amazon developer account.
I bought an Alexa device and since then I don’t want to press a button anymore and I want to turn all my devices into voice control. So I start this tutorial to explain how to create a simple custom Smart Home Skill.
In this article we upload the Lambda sample code, it must first be packaged and then uploaded to AWS as a function code.
I bought an Alexa device and since then I don’t want to press a button anymore and I want to turn all my devices into voice control. So I start this tutorial to explain how to create a simple custom Smart Home Skill.
Now It’s time to create a new Amazon DynamoDB Table that will hold the state of the virtual switch.
I bought an Alexa device and since then I don’t want to press a button anymore and I want to turn all my devices into voice control. So I start this tutorial to explain how to create a simple custom Smart Home Skill.
In this article we are going to connect our Skill to the Lambda.
