Smart Home

With a speaker, a mic and some code, you can turn your Raspberry Pi 3 or 4 into an Alexa machine.

Y-Cruncher Author Alexander Yee had to create all his Zen 4 optimizations of AVX-512 for Y-Cruncher by scratch. Nonetheless, he prevailed with Zen 4 support coming in next patch.

Maker and developer Jithin is using an Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect to control a custom smart door lock using voice commands with Amazon’s Alexa service.

Taylor Alexander has developed an RP2040-powered motor driver board with an open-source design for anyone who wants to jump on board with modifications.

Alexander Liggesmeyer has streamlined the cocktail-making process with this automated, Raspberry Pi-powered system that mixes them for you.

This maker brings the excitement of 2001: A Space Odyssey into your own home with this Raspberry Pi-powered Hal 9000 project.

Make your own version of the Echo Show with a Raspberry Pi, touchscreen, mic, and speaker.

Amazon’s data centers for its machine-learning based services are ditching Nvidia chips for the company’s own custom “Inferentia” processor.

This DIY project uses a Raspberry Pi to control outdoor lights with a Flask web server.