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Heimautomatisierung mit Alexa und Raspberry Pi — Teil 4

Heimautomatisierung mit Alexa und Raspberry Pi — Teil 4 | by Joachim Baumann | Digital Frontiers — Das Blog | Medium

11.03.2019 — Hierzu wechseln wir in der App zu den Skills und wählen unter “Entwickler-Skills” unseren Skill “homeautomation” aus. Wir müssen die …

Nachdem wir in den vorherigen Teilen (Teil1, Teil 2 und Teil 3) der Reihe die Kommunikation einer Lambda-Funktion über MQTT bis zu unserem Raspberry betrachtet haben, kommen wir jetzt zum…

Raspberry Pi Alexa Smart Home Steuerung

Raspberry Pi Alexa Smart Home Steuerung | Smarthome Blogger

Raspberry Pi Alexa Steuerung? 🏅 Steuer all deine Smart Home Geräte wie gewohnt mit deinem selbstgebauten Smart Speaker!

Eigenen Raspberry Pi Alexa Skill entwickeln und Pi …

Eigenen Raspberry Pi Alexa Skill entwickeln und Pi fernsteuern

Schritt für Schritt Programmierung eines Amazon Alexa Skill für den Raspberry Pi. Fernsteuerung verschiedener Hardware per Sprachsteuerung im Smart Home…

Raspberry Pi and Alexa Based Home Automation Project

Raspberry Pi and Alexa Based Home Automation- In this article, we will be making a home automation system using Raspberry Pi 3 and Alexa.

Mit Amazon Echo und dem Raspberry Pi das Haus per …

Mit Amazon Echo und dem Raspberry Pi das Haus per Sprachkommando steuern – Raspberry Pi Geek

alexa raspberry pi home automation – Instructables

RASPBERRY PI ALEXA HOME AUTOMATION : 4 Steps – Instructables

RASPBERRY PI ALEXA HOME AUTOMATION: This Instructable covers the concepts of Amazon alexa eho dot, Raspberry pi Gpio controlling by using alexa.The main problem while handling alexa is everytime you need to add some skills in your aws account which requires lot of time, to establish …

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Automate your Home using Raspberry Pi and Amazon Echo Dot OverviewThis project uses an Amazon Echo Dot which is used for natural language processing (NPL) and a Raspberry Pi 4 Board.  We can give a voice command to Alexa device and switch ON/OFF any home appliance like Light, Fan, AC, TV, etc. through a relay connected with the raspberry board using Node-Red.Requirements:I. Raspberry Pi 4 Model BRaspberry Pi 4 Model BII. Raspberry Pi 4 Power SupplyRaspberry Pi 4 Power SupplyIII. Relay Board Relay Board Raspberry Pi 4 Pin Configuration:Relay Board Pin Configuration:Procedure for installing Node-Red and Alexa Skill Library:Insert SD card with Buster OS in the raspberry pi 4. Connect HDMI monitor, keyboard and mouse and power up the board.Run the following command. It will download and run the script.bash This script will:remove the pre-packaged version of Node-RED and Node.js if they are presentinstall the current Node.js LTS release using the NodeSource. If it detects Node.js is already installed from NodeSource, it will ensure it is at least Node 8, but otherwise, leave it aloneinstall the latest version of Node-RED using npmoptionally install a collection of useful Pi-specific nodessetup Node-RED to run as a service and provide a set of commands to work with the service“Node-RED has also been packaged for the Raspbian repositories and appears in their list of ‘Recommended Software’. This allows it to be installed using apt-get install node-red and includes the Raspbian-packaged version of Node.js, but does not include npm.”    3. The following commands are provided to work with the service:node-red-start – this starts the Node-RED service and displays its log output.node-red-stop – this stops the Node-RED servicenode-red-restart – this stops and restarts the Node-RED servicenode-red-log – this displays the log output of the serviceYou can also start the Node-RED service on the Raspbian Desktop by selecting the Menu -> Programming -> Node-RED menu option.Autostart on boot:If you want Node-RED to run when the Pi is turned on, or re-booted, you can enable the service to autostart by running the command:sudo systemctl enable nodered.serviceTo disable the service, run the command:sudo systemctl disable nodered.serviceOnce installed as a global module you can use the node-red command to start Node-RED in your terminal and the message will be as bellow.$ node-redWelcome to Node-RED===================11 Oct 23:43:39 – [info] Node-RED version: v1.0.211 Oct 23:43:39 – [info] Node.js version: v10.16.311 Oct 23:43:39 – [info] Darwin 18.7.0 x64 LE11 Oct 23:43:39 – [info] Loading palette nodes11 Oct 23:43:44 – [warn] rpi-gpio : Raspberry Pi specific node set inactive11 Oct 23:43:44 – [info] Settings file : /Users/nol/.node-red/settings.js11 Oct 23:43:44 – [info] HTTP Static : /Users/nol/node-red/web11 Oct 23:43:44 – [info] Context store : ‘default’ [module=localfilesystem]11 Oct 23:43:44 – [info] User directory : /Users/nol/.node-red11 Oct 23:43:44 – [warn] Projects disabled : set editorTheme.projects.enabled=true to enable11 Oct 23:43:44 – [info] Creating new flows file : flows_noltop.json11 Oct 23:43:44 – [info] Starting flows11 Oct 23:43:44 – [info] Started flows11 Oct 23:43:44 – [info] Server now running at can then access the Node-RED editor by pointing your browser at . or http://(your_RPI4_IP_Address):18804. Install node-red-node-pi-gpio library to interact with Raspberry Pi GPIO. It is preconfigured in some of the distribution like Raspbian Buster.5. Install node-red-contrib-alexa-home-skill library in Node-Red. It provides the end point node to bring your commands into Node-RED.cd ~/.node-red npm install node-red-contrib-alexa-home-skill6. Make an account on   and. And add devices as given in the below picture.The name you give to the device will be how you access it from Alexa and should be unique, be careful with names like “Livingroom” that may be interpreted as “Livingroom” or “Living room”.7. Now s