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Customized Services Using Voice Assistants

Internet of Things (IoT) devices can be defined as a collection of computing devices that communicate and transfer data with one another. As the popularity of IoT devices increases, users want to maximize the functionality of their devices. Voice-enabled IoT devices serve and assist the user by performing functions like playing music, controlling lights, setting alarms and reminders, and much more. The popularity of these devices has grown, and they appeal to consumers because of the available accessories that can be purchased and connected to, such as smart lights, smart shades, etc. These smart accessories can connect to devices such as the Google Home or the Amazon Echo, allowing the user to control multiple common house functions with their voice. This paper demonstrates how to control non-smart LED lights using voice commands with smart home devices. A service known as IFTTT, "If This, Then That", is utilized to add custom commands to two smart speakers. This paper shows how accessible and simple it is for an individual to control a non-smart device using voice commands, while shedding light on how the use of VPAs can aid people with disabilities. The security risks and threats of using IFTTT are addressed.