Control all of your TP-Link Kasa Smart Home Products, such as lights, bulbs, light switches and range extenders using your voice. Ask Google Assistant to turn electronics, appliances and lights off and on and change the color of your lights to match your mood.

Control the lights throughout your home with just your voice. Ask your Assistant to turn the lights on/off, adjust dimming, change colors and more.

Design your home with Yeelight smart lights. A hands-free control with Google Assistant to change the brightness, color and color temperature of your lights. All you need is to ask.

Control your Green Point System by talking with your Google Assistant. Note: a Green Point System is required to enjoy the benefits of this application. check http://www.greenpointsys.com for more information

With the TP-Link Kasa and Google, you can now control your TP-Link smart home devices like camera, lights, smartplugs and switches by voice. To control a device you need to specify the command followed by the device's name. The device name is the same which was set in the Kasa mobile application. Once you know the name, you can say the following: * If you have Kasa Cam, you can stream live from your camera to Chromecast. For example: “Hey Google, show my nursery camera” * If you have switches or non-dimmable lights, you can turn them on/off, for example: “Ok Google, turn on my Bedroom lights”. * If you have dimmable lights, you can change the brightness, for example: “Hey Google, brighten Downstairs to 60 percent", or "Hey Google, dim the Living Room lights". * If you have color lights, you can control colors, for example, "Ok Google, set the bedroom light to orange". If you have any questions, please visit the TP-Link Kasa Google Assistant FAQ at http://www.tp-link.com/us/faq-1534.html.

With Home + Control, all your Legrand and BTicino connected switches, outlets and lights can be controlled thanks to Google Assistant.

With the TP-Link Kasa and Google, you can now control your TP-Link smart home devices like camera, lights, smartplugs and switches by voice. To control a device you need to specify the command followed by the device's name. The device name is the same which was set in the Kasa mobile application. Once you know the name, you can say the following: * If you have Kasa Cam, you can stream live from your camera to Chromecast. For example: “Hey Google, show my nursery camera” * If you have switches or non-dimmable lights, you can turn them on/off, for example: “Ok Google, turn on my Bedroom lights”. * If you have dimmable lights, you can change the brightness, for example: “Hey Google, brighten Downstairs to 60 percent", or "Hey Google, dim the Living Room lights". * If you have color lights, you can control colors, for example, "Ok Google, set the bedroom light to orange". If you have any questions, please visit the TP-Link Kasa Google Assistant FAQ at http://www.tp-link.com/us/faq-1534.html.

Use your voice to manage and control your ADT connected home. Ask Google Assistant if you left the hall light on, what the current temperature is in your home, or even to dim the bedroom lights. Here are some example commands you can use to control your ADT connected home 1. Turn on my lights 2. Dim my lights 3. Set my heat to 70 degrees 4. Set my AC to 72 degrees 5. Turn the heat up two degrees

Don’t want to get up from the middle of a movie but you’re not sure if you locked the front door? Ask Alarm.com to lock the front door. A little hot or too cold, ask Alarm.com to set the living room to heat or AC mode. Whatever the scenario, the Alarm.com action adds convenience to monitoring and controlling your system. Here are a few examples of other commands (start with “Ok Google, ask Alarm.com…”): Security “…Arm stay my security system.” “…Is my security system armed?” Lights “…Turn the living room light on.” “…Set the living room light to 80 percent.” “…Turn the living room light down.” “…Turn off the lights.” Thermostat “…Set the kitchen thermostat to 72 degrees.” “…Increase the temperature by 2 degrees.” “…Set the kitchen to AC mode.” “...the temperature.” Door Locks & Garage Doors “…Lock the front door.” “…Shut the garage door.” “…Is the front door unlocked?” “…Is the garage door open?” Want to interact with multiple devices at once? Name the devices with a common location and make the request plural. For example: “…Turn off the bedroom lights.” “…Lock the front doors.”

Google Assistant makes it easy to control and interact with many of your Nest products. Nest Thermostat, Nest Cam and Nest Cam IQ, Nest Hello, Nest Secure and Nest x Yale Lock work seamlessly with Google Assistant. Now it's easy to control your home's temperature and cast your Nest Cam video with your voice. Google Assistant can also announce who is at your door when Nest Hello sees someone, and lets you arm your Nest Secure alarm system on your way out with your voice. Google Assistant allows you to lock Nest x Yale Lock or check your lock's status using voice from anywhere. Also, Nest Cam IQ Indoor now has Google Assistant built in, so you can ask questions and control your devices directly from Nest Cam IQ camera's (US only). What can you do? + Nest Thermostat: - Raise or lower the temperature in your home and switch between heating and cooling modes with simple voice commands, all without lifting a finger. + Nest Cam, Nest Cam IQ, Nest Hello video doorbell: - Cast your Nest Cam live video streams to your Chromecast devices. + Nest Cam IQ Indoor: - Enable Google Assistant built in on your Nest Cam IQ camera. Once enabled, you can speak to your Nest Cam IQ to get information, manage tasks, and control smart devices in your home and hear the answer from your camera (US only). + Nest Hello video doorbell: - Google Assistant is also the perfect companion to Nest Hello video doorbell by announcing ‘Someone is at your door’ when the doorbell rings. Want to know who’s there? Just ask Assistant to see a live video on your Chromecast TV. + Nest Secure: - Arm your Nest Secure alarm system on your way out with your voice. + Nest x Yale Lock: - Lock your door - Check the status of your lock - Add locking your door to a Routine, like ‘Goodnight’ Learn about using the Google Assistant with your Nest products: https://nest.com/support/article/Learn-how-to-control-your-Nest-Learning-Thermostat-with-Google-Assistant-and-Google-Home?from-chooser=true Read more how to talk to the Google Assistant through your Nest Cam IQ Indoor: https://www.nest.com/support/article/Google-Assistant-on-Nest-cameras Review which are the most common voice commands here: https://support.google.com/googlehome/answer/7073578 In order for Google Assistant to connect to Nest, you must use the Owner Account, i.e. the account that was created to first set up your Nest home. If someone else invited you to create a Nest account to access and control the Nest products in your home, you cannot link. More detail here: https://nest.com/support/article/How-the-Owner-of-a-Nest-home-is-different-from-other-people-with-access.

Home Controlicz lets you control your Domoticz devices by voice

With the Home Assistant skill for Google Assistant you'll be able to control all your devices connected to your local Home Assistant instance and activate scenes from the Google Assistant.

Use your Google Home to control your Chromecast devices with just your voice. Stream your favorite music, control playback and turn on/off your Chromecast-connected TV, by asking your Google Assistant. Read more about how to turn on/off your TV in this article: https://support.google.com/googlehome/?p=tv_on_off

Use Google Assistant with your Logitech Harmony hub-based remote to start and stop Harmony Activities. Use your voice to jump to your favorite TV station or directly into a Roku channel. For example, say "OK Google, turn on the TV" to power on your TV, AV receiver and cable box and set them all to the right inputs. Try saying "OK Google, turn on the TV" "OK Google, launch Netflix on the TV" "OK Google, tune to channel ESPN" "OK Google, go to channel number 374" "OK Google, pause the TV" Google Assistant works with Logitech Harmony Elite, Harmony Companion and Harmony Hub; available at logitech.com/harmony. For additional information, support or help linking your accounts together, visit myharmony.com/google-assistant.

This Action is no longer current. Using the Google Home app, unlink this Action (red icon) and then link the latest Action (blue icon). Your customizations will be carried over. For additional information or support, please visit myharmony.com/google-assistant

Use your Google Home to control your Chromecast devices with just your voice. Stream your favorite music, control playback and turn on/off your Chromecast-connected TV, by asking your Google Assistant. Read more about how to turn on/off your TV in this article: https://support.google.com/googlehome/?p=tv_on_off

This handy App turns on the light from a Google Home or Phone & plays a lullaby. The lights are just strong enough to see around for a switch or locate your phone in the dark. The lovely music box lullaby is a minute or so long. If you like this simple but handy skill we would really appreciate a 5-star review. It means the world to us.

Don’t want to get up from the middle of a movie but you’re not sure if you locked the front door? Ask Alarm.com to lock the front door. A little hot or too cold, ask Alarm.com to set the living room to heat or AC mode. Whatever the scenario, the Alarm.com action adds convenience to monitoring and controlling your system. Here are a few examples of other commands (start with “Ok Google, ask Alarm.com…”): Security “…Arm stay my security system.” “…Is my security system armed?” Lights “…Turn the living room light on.” “…Set the living room light to 80 percent.” “…Turn the living room light down.” “…Turn off the lights.” Thermostat “…Set the kitchen thermostat to 72 degrees.” “…Increase the temperature by 2 degrees.” “…Set the kitchen to AC mode.” “...the temperature.” Door Locks & Garage Doors “…Lock the front door.” “…Shut the garage door.” “…Is the front door unlocked?” “…Is the garage door open?” Want to interact with multiple devices at once? Name the devices with a common location and make the request plural. For example: “…Turn off the bedroom lights.” “…Lock the front doors.”