how can i communicate to google home mini device with android app or vise-versa
Is it possible with Google home device listen our command -> which trigger action in our android app -> app fetch the rest api data according to command -> app parse the data and send response to google home device -> google home device tells/speaks the result.
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Is it possible with Google home device listen our command -> which trigger action in our android app -> app fetch the rest api data according to command -> app parse the data and send response to google home device -> google home device tells/speaks the result.
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Tonight my schedule is going to be affected as this question triggers my brain and would like to do a little bit of research on it because I am studying some sort of AI tools including TensorFlow. Thank you for your question though.
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I don't think so, I think Google Assistant is only used for building smart home Actions, ant then let users control Internet of Things (IoT) devices through the Google Assistant.
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Is it possible with Google home device listen our command -> which trigger action in our android app -> app fetch the rest api data according to command -> app parse the data and send response to google home device -> google home device tells/speaks the result.
android actions-on-google google-assistant-sdk edited Dec 29 '18 at 11:58
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Is it possible with Google home device listen our command -> which trigger action in our android app -> app fetch the rest api data according to command -> app parse the data and send response to google home device -> google home device tells/speaks the result.
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Tonight my schedule is going to be affected as this question triggers my brain and would like to do a little bit of research on it because I am studying some sort of AI tools including TensorFlow. Thank you for your question though.
– IP Kaal
Dec 29 '18 at 5:52
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I don't think so, I think Google Assistant is only used for building smart home Actions, ant then let users control Internet of Things (IoT) devices through the Google Assistant.
– troy
Dec 29 '18 at 10:33
add a comment |
1
Tonight my schedule is going to be affected as this question triggers my brain and would like to do a little bit of research on it because I am studying some sort of AI tools including TensorFlow. Thank you for your question though.
– IP Kaal
Dec 29 '18 at 5:52
1
I don't think so, I think Google Assistant is only used for building smart home Actions, ant then let users control Internet of Things (IoT) devices through the Google Assistant.
– troy
Dec 29 '18 at 10:33
1
1
Tonight my schedule is going to be affected as this question triggers my brain and would like to do a little bit of research on it because I am studying some sort of AI tools including TensorFlow. Thank you for your question though.
– IP Kaal
Dec 29 '18 at 5:52
Tonight my schedule is going to be affected as this question triggers my brain and would like to do a little bit of research on it because I am studying some sort of AI tools including TensorFlow. Thank you for your question though.
– IP Kaal
Dec 29 '18 at 5:52
1
1
I don't think so, I think Google Assistant is only used for building smart home Actions, ant then let users control Internet of Things (IoT) devices through the Google Assistant.
– troy
Dec 29 '18 at 10:33
I don't think so, I think Google Assistant is only used for building smart home Actions, ant then let users control Internet of Things (IoT) devices through the Google Assistant.
– troy
Dec 29 '18 at 10:33
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The Google Home cannot communicate directly with your Android device. All of its communication is done directly with a server. This server can communicate with an Internet-based webapp that you control using the Actions on Google API.
That said, there are various ways that you can make a server that communicates with your Android app to collect the information, or just have the webapp make the REST API call itself.
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The Google Home cannot communicate directly with your Android device. All of its communication is done directly with a server. This server can communicate with an Internet-based webapp that you control using the Actions on Google API.
That said, there are various ways that you can make a server that communicates with your Android app to collect the information, or just have the webapp make the REST API call itself.
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The Google Home cannot communicate directly with your Android device. All of its communication is done directly with a server. This server can communicate with an Internet-based webapp that you control using the Actions on Google API.
That said, there are various ways that you can make a server that communicates with your Android app to collect the information, or just have the webapp make the REST API call itself.
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The Google Home cannot communicate directly with your Android device. All of its communication is done directly with a server. This server can communicate with an Internet-based webapp that you control using the Actions on Google API.
That said, there are various ways that you can make a server that communicates with your Android app to collect the information, or just have the webapp make the REST API call itself.
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Tonight my schedule is going to be affected as this question triggers my brain and would like to do a little bit of research on it because I am studying some sort of AI tools including TensorFlow. Thank you for your question though.
– IP Kaal
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I don't think so, I think Google Assistant is only used for building smart home Actions, ant then let users control Internet of Things (IoT) devices through the Google Assistant.
– troy
Dec 29 '18 at 10:33