Voice Assistants & IoT Automation
summary
Installs Alexa, Google Assistant and Mycroft on a single Intel IoT gateway, uses Amazon AVS sample app (Java + Node.js), Google gRPC/Python client and Mycroft’s Adapt parser so voice converts to JSON intents; shows Mycroft as the easiest local option and demonstrates cloud alternatives via AWS Lambda or Google Cloud Functions. Implements a local fulfillment microservice exposed via a VPN webhook that publishes MQTT over TLS to Mosquitto MQTT + MongoDB automation engine, evaluates triggers (e.g. temperature >27, light on) and calls APIs (Philips Hue HTTP) to actuate devices.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 3:33Cloud and edge components
- 8:54Installing voice assistants
- 19:31Voice to intent conversion
- 28:07Intent fulfillment options
- 34:52Building automation service
- 41:39Summary and Q&A
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