About
This project is like the J.A.R.V.I.S IA built by Tony Stark in the Iron Man films.
I decided to create my own Digital Life Assistant because I didn’t found any good project to contribute, or the concept wasn’t good enough to fit my needs. I want something fast, easy to understand, easy to edit, easy to add features. Something small enough to run on a cheap computer like Raspberry Pi.
L.I.S.A will assist me as a Digital Life Assistant.
It will give me usefull informations even if I didn’t ask these, and answer me when I will ask something I want to know or to do. I actually have my house managed by a Vera-Lite controller (Zwave). L.I.S.A will be able to manage it (and other box with a simple module) and allow me to control with my house by voice.
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Documentation
You will find all documentation needed on https://lisa.readthedocs.org/en/latest/index.html
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