Like to see not only what is being done, but what skills are seen as being most useful in varying contexts, here in a Georgia Tech dorm, a university known for practical engineering. Worked with them on Tech applications. Can we get a read out about which skills provided end up being most useful? Especially beyond what you would typically call 'hospitality' functions. Will follow up.
Amazon Alexa pilot begins in Towers dorm at Ga Tech By Polly Ouellette
On the evening of Feb. 7, all residents of Towers Residence Hall were invited to pick up their very own Amazon Dot, a voice-controlled personal assistant that they would install in their dorm room.
The Dots, which can be paired with a bluetooth speaker, will respond to verbal commands that tell the device to play music, get the weather and listen to the news. Additionally, students will be able to perform several Tech-specific operations. .... "
(Update) This was previously also tested at AZ State in August 2017.
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