Fiz a minha Própria ALEXA usando ESP32! (Passo a Passo Fácil)

What's up, boss? What's up? Hey Rafaela, could you turn on the light for me, please? Light on. Very good , boss. I'm leaving now. What's up, boss? What's up? Turn off the light.

Turning off the light. Very good, boss. I'm leaving now. What's up, boss? What's up? Put on some music. With pleasure, boss. Playing. Hi everyone, how are you? Welcome to our Shinobi Art channel. We're here with another little project, which is an evolution of that chatbot. So if you don't have the money to buy an Alexa, I'll show you

how to make your own; In this case, I called her Rafaela. Here I used an ESP32, an OLED screen, a presence sensor, a microphone, and also an audio amplifier, right? What's up, boss? Rafaela never stops talking. I'm going to turn it down a little, otherwise it's going to interrupt the video, right? Here too, in

this case, there is a set of relays to control whatever you want to do. As you saw at the beginning of the audio, I pre-set the links before recording so that she could play whatever music she wanted or even a radio; You can even add online radio stations to play here. And I didn't include them because of

copyright issues, since playing the songs could cause problems, right? But you can do a number of things, you know? You can turn things on in your house, just like I showed with the lamp turning on. So I'll turn it on quickly here, just so you can see it again. Now, giving the command, to show

that it's real and not fake, right? This is a bit of an invention, just for testing purposes. There's the lamp in the back. So , it will activate when it detects something, right? Look at my presence here. What's up, boss? It already detected me. Turn on the light. OK. Let's see what he thinks here.