Log humidity, automatic irrigate, switch plant growing lamp on and voice control everything with Amazon Alexa and Arduino.

The tank that will follow you and serve you beer. Coolness is over 9000!

Entertain humans and pets alike with paper planes launched by your voice.

Home Automation using Particle and Amazon Echo

Ask Alexa to make a cocktail you want. Recipes are included in PHPoC script.

Control your home appliances by using your voice.

[OUTDATED] Having Amazon Alexa, via an Amazon Echo, control a Google Chromecast via a Raspberry Pi running a Python script.

Order Coffee with your voice!

Control your rgb kitchen lighting with Alexa and Photon.

Text anyone at anytime without even holding your phone or type a single letter with Alexa Messenger.

Alexa-enabled, Arduino IoT project to keep your packages safe and secure from theft, water damage and prying eyes when you are not home.

An automated pill dispensing/packaging machine that packages pills into standard 14 slot pill boxes to save time, money, and reduce errors.

I am going to show how to use Amazon Echo to read temperature and humidity from sensor.

An experimental skill for using Amazon Alexa to control Bose SoundTouch speakers.

This project allows you to use voice command to turn on/off, change color, effect of one, a range or all of an LED strip.

I am going to show how to use Amazon Echo to control IoT devices via HTTP protocol. Turning on/off a light bulb is an example.

Zero to hero in voice controlled IoT home automation using Alexa, AWS IoT, and Raspberry Pi —  with troubleshooting and privacy info.

The phone will ring if you have an alert in your AWS Cloudwatch. If you pick up the handset, it tells you what's wrong.

Give a robot arm a variety of tasks with Alexa, including playing with cats!

I created an Alexa skill that lets me talk through the Particle Device Cloud to my many online devices.

Fly a Tello drone using only your voice with Node-RED and Raspberry Pi.

Add voice control to your car using Raspberry Pi and Amazon Alexa.

One thing that I've noted biking indoors is that you sweat a lot, therefore you need a good fan cooler and better if it's a smart one!

You can set a message on a dot matrix display by Alexa!