sparc-auburn/lab-assistant-io

The purpose of this project is to create a virtual assistant to assist SPARC members using Node.JS. The virtual assistant will be fully featured including abilities to help in the lab to automating a home. It will include a system that allows for easy to use management of lab equipment and various administrative features. The virtual assistant could also be integrated on a mobile robotic platform to allow more capabilities that a static computing platform could. Our current iteration of the virtual assistant is named Karen.

lab-assistant-io's Issues

Incorporate bot ui to provide messaging interface for assistant.

Refactor other suites into packages

Refactor default suite and fallback suite into a default package.

SPARC lab Hour Logging

Framework for Bluetooth-Serial commands sent to Arduino

Lab door unlock via remote Arduino

Party lights via remote Arduino

Add text based input for assistant when listening is disabled.

Command Handler only searches first package

The following code when run only returns results from the first package (social). The second package (lab) should return a response when the req.body.question is What is SPARC?.

router.post('/', function (req, res, next) {
  console.log("<",req.body.question);
  var response = undefined
  var i = 0;
  for (i = 0; i < packageList.length; i++) {
    var keepgoing = packageList[i](req.body.question, function(data_received){
      response = data_received;
      if (response != undefined && response != ""){
        res.send({'ttsText': response});
        return false;
      }
      else{
        return true;
      }  
    })
    if(!keepgoing) break;
  }
});

Convert styling over to material design using Material Design Lite

Framework for Bluetooth-Serial commands sent to Raspberry Pi

Uninstalling packages does not work on Windows

Uninstalling leaves any subfolders intact and only deletes individual files in the root folder of the package.

Add RGB and RGBW lighting control to Home Suite