Got my answer

https://synthiam.com/Products/Controls/Audio/Talk-Servo-16179

This control will bind to the Text To Speech engine. When ever a text to speech EZ-Script command is executed (i.e. Say, SayEZB, SayWait, SayEZBWAit), this control will move the specified servos to simulate a mouth movement. If your robot has servos connected to simulate a mouth, this control will move those servos while speaking.

Got my answer

https://synthiam.com/Products/Controls/Audio/Talk-Servo-16179

The talk servo app works very good, just make sure your sentences are short  :-)

here is my progress:

I enjoyed your new friend. Looking forward to your future updates.

Thanks, I am trying lol

to avoid spamming or hijack the other thread: https://synthiam.com/Community/Questions/Life-s-challenges-and-the-future-18692/comments

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It's not a big deal, I just want to learn it.

If you are looking for an ARC/ARC solution you have the: https://synthiam.com/Products/Controls/Audio/Talk-Servo-16179.

if you are looking for an hardware alternative, use google search i found this one: https://www.frightprops.com/picotalk-servo-controller.html

If you are trying to integrated Alexa, Google Home an external hardware controller is the easiest solution.

ptp

maybe a external hardware controller is the easiest solution.

simply put:

As you can see from the above video, I already understand the "talk servo" in ARC, I use it, it works well with my robot. I use this with my Arduino.

This has nothing to do with: Asking my Alexa a question and having the answer come out of my robots mouth, understand?

something like this: https://youtu.be/xwCsENHCenU

I tried the Blue tooth, it was only one way, my computer's audio was playing on the Alexa unit.

I want to understand the other way around. Alexa's audio playing on my computer - ARC

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I want to understand the other way around. Alexa's audio playing on my computer

1. your computer does not play sounds, your computer outputs audio to one or more speakers.

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something like this: https://youtu.be/xwCsENHCenU

1. Alexa outputs the audio to the scary board (Red connection)

2. scary board outputs the audio to the speaker behind the head (BLUE connection)

3. scary board controls the head servos (GREEN connection)

The setup does not require ARC / ARC / PC

you can read more about amazon dot integration here: https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/how-to-connect-amazon-echo-dot-to-an-external-speaker