Voice Controlled Home Automation (Raspberry Pi)

The Voice Controlled Home Automation system uses a Raspberry Pi to control household devices such as lights, fans, and appliances through voice commands. By integrating speech recognition software like Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa, the system listens for user commands and triggers actions via a relay control system. The project uses Raspberry Pi, a microphone, and a speaker to provide seamless voice interaction with the home’s automation system. Voice commands can include turning lights on or off, adjusting the temperature, or controlling other appliances. This system can be expanded to control a variety of devices, such as door locks, security cameras, and entertainment systems. The Raspberry Pi processes the voice commands and sends corresponding signals to the relays connected to appliances, allowing them to turn on or off as required. The project offers an intuitive and hands-free way to manage household devices, enhancing the convenience of smart homes. This type of automation can be especially useful for people with physical disabilities, elderly individuals, or anyone seeking a more convenient way to interact with their home environment.