Build your own voice recognition solution with Alexa
summary
Shows how to turn Alexa into a local home‑automation front end using openHAB, with concrete demos: a TP‑Link smart plug toggled via Alexa → IFTTT → openHAB, plus a Java skill deployed with Maven to AWS Lambda and an example that connects Alexa to a Spring Boot app running on Lambda. Compares building on a Raspberry Pi versus buying an Echo Dot (better mics, cheaper setup), notes cold‑start latency for Java Lambdas and limits like language/accent support and accidental triggers.
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