Ever wanted the ability to yell at your electronics? Over on Make, they show you how to add commands to electronics, including a Roomba, Philips Hue, and a few other things.

This hack puts them together to use an Alexa voice command to open and close your blinds. DIY hacker Yavin0427 demonstrates the sweet setup in the video above.

MOVI is an offline standalone Arduino speech recognition shield that easily adds voice control functionality to any Raspberry Pi or Arduino project.

Based on the Arduino platform and equipped with Arduino IoT Cloud technology, voice control and support for Amazon Alexa the One nixie clock ...

How to control every light in your house with Philips Hue’s voice commands Control your home lighting anytime from anywhere.

MOVI Voice Control for Arduino adds what the developers call “full sentence recognition capability” to an Arduino maker design project. The add-on module is an off-line speech recognizer and voice ...

You can finally use "Hey Sonos" voice commands on your voice-enabled Sonos speaker. Here's how to add the new tech to your electronics.

The CLI allows the user to run Unix-like commands directly on the Arduino. This means control of GPIO and the rest of the features of the microcontroller via command line.

You can control your Xbox with peripherals, but you can also use your voice with the help of Alexa and the Google Assistant.