Tell a robot to shake its booty
summary
Shows how a web page sends voice commands to a $100 consumer robot over Bluetooth using a laptop: captures audio with small recorder (recorder.js variant), sends PCM to Alexa Voice Service or AWS Lex, maps slots/utterances to intents, and calls a local Node skill server (Alexa app server from NPM) that uses Cylon JS to control a Sphero. Shake routine flips orientation on a 15-step interval; pairing is touchy but the live demo connects and runs.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 0:30What Is a Booty
- 2:45Three Stages of Voice Control
- 5:59Interaction Model
- 6:13Shake Intent
- 7:00End Intent
- 7:11Slot Types
- 9:03Alexa App Server
- 10:37Account Linking
- 13:31Alexus Kill Code
- 14:51Robot Code
- 16:45Demo
- 18:03Alexa Skill Testing
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