For general multimodal best practices, please see Multimodal Display.ĭisplay Cards for Alexa provide visuals to support verbal responses, and give your users an additional modality with which to interact with Alexa. This page contains Tablet-specific Display Card design guidance. If you are using different versions, choose another page from the drop-down menu above. The guidance on this page is based on implementing the TemplateRuntime 1.0 and PlaybackController 1.0 APIs for TVs. Catch the latest on ambient intelligence, smart home, and AI. Note: Watch the replay of Alexa Live ‘22 on demand. AVS with Alexa for Business Requirements.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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