Alexa Home Automation using NodeMCU involves integrating Amazon Alexa with NodeMCU, which is a low-cost, open-source IoT device that can be used to control various electronic devices. This allows you to control your home appliances and devices using voice commands through Alexa.
To create an Alexa Home Automation system using NodeMCU, you will need to do the following:
For this system working we need a small microcontroller that has inbuilt wifi. ESP8266 is can do at the same time. it is a microcontroller with inbuilt wifi. just we really want a web association with work this regulator. In this framework first, we want a cell phone with two applications one is google home and the other is Alexa. both applications have some control over the esp8266 Alexa home robotization. we really want to introduce the application and design the applications.
Components Required:
- ESP8266
- manual switches
- 4-channel relay board
- wires
- bulb
- Circuit Diagram
Server configuration
Open since pro official website by the given link.
Next, you have to log in or signup to the website
after creating the account you will get an APP key and APP SECRET
Add a room to your dashboard
After adding room and giving them a name
Then Add devices one by one and give the nickname for each device.
Sinric assigns a unique device ID for each device.
Here, I have used the free Sinric Pro account, so I can add a maximum of 3 devices for free.
Mobile Configuration
First, we will configure google home
and download google home to your mobile.
Sign in to the google home
Create a new home
and give a name to the home
Alexa configuration📷Download the Alexa application and log in to the application.
Click on the skill and games
search sinric pro and sign up.
After syncing the Alexa to the sinric pro. Alexa will discover by itself all the details in sinric account you have made.
We made this project with a high quality PCB which is provided by the PCBWAY.
All the steps are given here to make this awesome project still if you want to know more about this project you can visit the reference link of this automation project.
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