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-===== CONTROL OPENHAB ITEMS USING THE AMAZON ECHO =====+===== CONTROL OPENHAB ITEMS USING Alexa ===== 
 +Original blog is here: 
 +  * {{:2016:ha:alexa_openhab_echo.htm|Controlling OpenHab Items with Alexa}}
 ==== INTRODUCTION ==== ==== INTRODUCTION ====
 Having a digital personal assistant, like Jarvis from Iron Man, is the ultimate geek dream.  Over the past few years, most of the major tech companies have attempted to turn this dream into reality.  Apple has Siri, Microsoft has Cortana, and Google has Google Now.  Even some smaller companies have tried their hand:  SoundHound recently launched their Hound app which focuses on natural language processing and a speedy response to your queries.  All of these companies have something in common, though.  They’re all focused on using your mobile phone as the input device. Having a digital personal assistant, like Jarvis from Iron Man, is the ultimate geek dream.  Over the past few years, most of the major tech companies have attempted to turn this dream into reality.  Apple has Siri, Microsoft has Cortana, and Google has Google Now.  Even some smaller companies have tried their hand:  SoundHound recently launched their Hound app which focuses on natural language processing and a speedy response to your queries.  All of these companies have something in common, though.  They’re all focused on using your mobile phone as the input device.
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