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BluHome v1.2: Home Automation with Voice commands using Android and Arduino with Bluetooth

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Hello Everyone,
Here I come with another development in BluHome project. I have added a Speech or Voice command support to it.

So if you say, "turn on the lights" it will switch on the light and "turn on the fan" for fan.
Right now I am using ICS Android. It uses online Google Voice Recognition, but in Jelly Bean 4.2 Google has given Offline Voice Recognition, which will make it fast and easy. Hoping for the best to come...

Let me know the projects you want me to work on. Will work and post them for you.

Mail me on: prasadp4009(AtGmailDotCom)




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  1. rushpatelMay 9, 2015 at 9:53 AM

    hey, i m still confused about the app.,,,,how did you made the android app,,and how it establish the connection with bluetooth module and arduiono ....and if you will explain working of blutooth module ...than it will be great help.....

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