Lets you find out where rooms are when you first enter the Computer Center at the University of Arizona.

Learn the name of the capital of a country in the world. You will be given the name of a country and you provide the name of the capital.

Let's you ask Alexa if you are allowed to eat or drink certain foods while on the Slow Carb Diet.

Unfamiliar with Scottish politics? Know Your MSP aims to help you understand your MSP and constituency.

Get a new fact every day with Amazon Echo.

Example of a crowd-sensing IoT application that uses the sensors inside our smartphones to do human activity recognition.

Flu Report uses a CDC API to provide the prevalence of the flu for US states and lists all of the states where the flu is widespread.

Easy, convenient, and precise way to find the elevation of a U.S. city!

A simulation of secured locked rooms with the use of cloud services and Internet of Things.

Robo HAT MM1 by Robotics Masters An open source robotics and automation controller for Raspberry Pi... I was very much interested

This skill uses Echo Buttons to help people move their bodies. It gives you a cheerleader, friend, or drill sargent to get you going!

Ask Mike Recommends to suggest a game, show, book, band or movie that is similar to one you love.

Explore the Design Thinking process and consider the questions involved in innovating with Mind Sherpa for Alexa.

Father-son project to keep Office Rooms healthy by automating the cleaning tracking process using IoT, AWS and mobile Apps.

An Alexa Skill to get you know the latest scores & fixtures for Halesowen Town football club. Written using NodeJS and running on AWS Lamb.

Digital tracking application and a self reporting tool for COVID-19 to keep you and others safe

Think you know it all about Arizona State? Well, test your knowledge with this fun Alexa skill and its very fun and surprising facts!

Second part of my IoT project. This time the environmental station is a program for RiotOS, the operating system for IoT devices.

This is a Trivia Game about a community where I live in.

Interactive quiz style game that tests the user's knowledge of US History.

Imagine from a word to word. VS Alexa.

Recognition of human activity through an accelerometer using AWS Lambda and API services

The first Pokémon games were released in the US 20 years ago; take this quiz to find out if you’ve got what it takes to be a Pokémon Master!

Application that collects data from the accelerator sensor of the mobile phone using the Generic Sensor API and recognize the user activity.