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  1. 1. Voice controlled Home Automation Using Amazon Alexa and PubNub
  2. 2. This is the basic hardware setup. Raspberry Pi 3 with a USB Microphone, speakers. HDMI connection, keyboard/mouse are not shown for simplicity. A beaglebone black with an LED connected on a GPIO. Both boards connected to Internet. Internet Internet
  3. 3. We also need accounts on Amazon developer, Heroku and PubNub. Amazon hosts Alexa voice service and our skill. Heroku hosts our skill adapter code. PubNub is used for message passing from skill adapter to beaglebone. Skill adapter code as web service Publish / Subscribe architecture Internet Internet •Alexa voice service •Alexa Skill (‘My home’)
  4. 4. Subscribed to PubNub channel ‘alexa_world’ Skill adapter code as web service Publish / Subscribe architecture Running Alexa app with wakeword agent Internet Internet •Alexa voice service •Alexa Skill (‘My home’) Run the Alexa app on Raspberry Pi. Run the PubNub subscribing and GPIO controller code on beaglebone.
  5. 5. Alexa app is continuously listening for the keyword ‘Alexa’. When user speaks the keyword, the app listens to the voice until a pause. In this case it is the sentence ‘Alexa, ask my home to turn on bedroom light’. •Alexa voice service •Alexa Skill (‘My home’) Skill adapter code as web service Publish / Subscribe architecture Alexa, ask My Home to turn on bedroom light Running Alexa app with wakeword agent Subscribed to PubNub channel ‘alexa_world’ Internet Internet
  6. 6. Alexa app sends the audio to Alexa voice service running in Amazon cloud (developer.amazon.com) along with device authentication details and other metadata. Audio Skill adapter code as web service Publish / Subscribe architecture Alexa, ask My Home to turn on bedroom light Running Alexa app with wakeword agent Subscribed to PubNub channel ‘alexa_world’ Internet Internet •Alexa voice service •Alexa Skill (‘My home’)
  7. 7. In this case, the intent is to ‘turn on’ something and the slot is ‘bedroom light’. This data is then passed on to Heroku web service endpoint running skill adapter code. Alexa voice service interprets the voice and determines that this is a request for the skill ‘My home’. It then further decodes the voice data and parses it into an intent (action to be done) and slot (object to be acted upon). Audio Skill adapter code as web service Publish / Subscribe architecture Alexa, ask My Home to turn on bedroom light Parsed data to Skill adapter Intent: “Turn on” Slot: “Bedroom light” Running Alexa app with wakeword agent Subscribed to PubNub channel ‘alexa_world’ Internet Internet •Alexa voice service •Alexa Skill (‘My home’)
  8. 8. Skill adapter code processes the intent and publishes a message to PubNub network on channel named ‘alexa_world’. This message contains command as ‘TURN_ON’ and gadget as ‘bedroom light’. Audio Skill adapter code as web service Publish / Subscribe architecture Alexa, ask My Home to turn on bedroom light Parsed data to Skill adapter Intent: “Turn on” Slot: “Bedroom light” Publish message to channel ‘alexa_world’: Command: “TURN_ON” Gadget: “bedroom light” Running Alexa app with wakeword agent Subscribed to PubNub channel ‘alexa_world’ Internet Internet •Alexa voice service •Alexa Skill (‘My home’)
  9. 9. Skill adapter also sends an ACK to voice service which is passed back to the alexa app running on pi. This can contain a voice feedback such as “Ok” Audio Skill adapter code as web service Publish / Subscribe architecture Alexa, ask My Home to turn on bedroom light Parsed data to Skill adapter Intent: “Turn on” Slot: “Bedroom light” Publish message to channel ‘alexa_world’: Command: “TURN_ON” Gadget: “bedroom light” Running Alexa app with wakeword agent Subscribed to PubNub channel ‘alexa_world’ Internet Internet •Alexa voice service •Alexa Skill (‘My home’) “Ok” (Voice feedback) ACK from skill adapter (with voice feedback)
  10. 10. PubNub network sends out the same message to all devices subscribed to channel ‘alexa_world’. In this case, the beaglebone is subscribed to this channel and hence receives the message. Audio Skill adapter code as web service Publish / Subscribe architecture Alexa, ask My Home to turn on bedroom light Parsed data to Skill adapter Intent: “Turn on” Slot: “Bedroom light” Publish message to channel ‘alexa_world’: Command: “TURN_ON” Gadget: “bedroom light” Send message to subscribers of channel ‘alexa_world’: Command: “TURN_ON” Gadget: “bedroom light” Running Alexa app with wakeword agent Subscribed to PubNub channel ‘alexa_world’ Internet Internet •Alexa voice service •Alexa Skill (‘My home’) ACK from skill adapter (with voice feedback)
  11. 11. Audio Skill adapter code as web service Publish / Subscribe architecture Alexa, ask My Home to turn on bedroom light Parsed data to Skill adapter Intent: “Turn on” Slot: “Bedroom light” Publish message to channel ‘alexa_world’: Command: “TURN_ON” Gadget: “bedroom light” Send message to subscribers of channel ‘alexa_world’: Command: “TURN_ON” Gadget: “bedroom light” Running Alexa app with wakeword agent Subscribed to PubNub channel ‘alexa_world’ Internet Internet •Alexa voice service •Alexa Skill (‘My home’) Beaglebone then processes received message and turns on the GPIO corresponding to ‘bedroom light’. ACK from skill adapter (with voice feedback)

Notes de l'éditeur

  • This is the basic hardware setup needed. Raspberry Pi 3 with a USB Microphone, speakers. HDMI connection, keyboard/mouse are not shown for simplicity.
    A beaglebone black with an LED connected on a GPIO. Both boards connected to Internet.
  • We also need accounts on Amazon developer site, Heroku and PubNub.
    Amazon hosts the Alexa voice service and our skill.
    Heroku hosts the skill adapter code.
    PubNub is used for message passing between skill adapter and beaglebone.
  • Run the Alexa app on Raspberry Pi.
    Run the PubNub subscribing and GPIO controller code on beaglebone.
  • Alexa app is continuously looking for the keyword ‘Alexa’.
    When the user speaks with the keyword, the app listens to the voice until a pause. In this case it is the sentence ‘Alexa, ask my home to turn on bedroom light’.
  • Alexa app sends the audio to Alexa voice service running in Amazon cloud (developer.amazon.com) along with device authentication details and other metadata required.
  • Alexa voice service interprets the voice and finds out that this is a voice data meant for the skill ‘My home’. It then further decodes the voice data and parses it into an intent (action to be done) and a slot (object to be acted upon). In this case, the intent is to ‘turn on’ something and the slot is ‘bedroom light’. This data is then passed on to and Heroku endpoint running the skill adapter code called as Lambda function.
  • The adapter Lambda function processes this intent and publishes a message to the PubNub network on a particular channel named ‘alexa_world’. This message contains data with the command as ‘TURN_ON’ and gadget as ‘bedroom light’.
  • Simultaneously the skill adapter also sends back an acknowledgment to the voice service which is passed on back to the alexa app running on pi. This ack contains a voice feedback such as “Ok” which the user hears from speakers.
  • PubNub network then sends out the same message to all devices who are subscribed to channel ‘alexa_world’. In this case, the beaglebone is subscribed to this channel and hence receives the message.
  • Beaglebone then processes received message and turns on the GPIO corresponding to ‘bedroom light’.

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