AVS Device SDK IPC Server Sample Application– Intended for smart screen device makers implementing the full set of available Alexa multimodal features.

AVS Device SDK Console Sample Application– Intended primarily for learning and for basic, headless device integrations.

The SDK also includes two sample applications to use as the basis for your device, and to test interactions before integration: Each component exposes Alexa APIs to customize your device integrations as needed. It provides separate components to handle necessary Alexa functionality including processing audio, maintaining persistent connections, and managing Alexa interactions. You can create a wide range of devices-a smartwatch, speaker, headphones, smart TV, set-top boxes, soundbar, AV receiver, home theater hub, or a gaming console-the choice is yours. With these libraries, your device has direct access to cloud-based Alexa capabilities to receive voice and visual responses instantly. The Alexa Voice Service (AVS) Device SDK provides you with a set of C ++ libraries to build an Alexa Built-in product.

About the Alexa Mobile Accessory (AMA) Kit.Previous Alexa Smart Screen Device SDK Docs.Runtime Configuration for CA Certificates.Music Validation Certification Requirements and Troubleshooting.Understanding the Music Validation Tool.Authorized Third-Party Testing and Security Labs.AVS Certified for Humans Program Requirements.UX Design for Speakers, Soundbars, and AVRs.Create and Manage HTTP/2 Requests with AVS.Authorize an AVS Device Through Code-Based Linking (CBL).Authorize an AVS Device Through a Companion App.Generic Controllers - Mode, Range, and Toggle Controllers.

Alexa Presentation Language (APL) and Multimodal interactions.

Set Up the AVS Device SDK on Raspberry Pi.

Learn to add Alexa to a Speaker, Sound bar, or AVR.

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