🚀 I Built My Own Jarvis System Using HTML, CSS, JS… AND Arduino!

Not just a voice assistant on screen — this one controls real lights on my desk! 💡⚡

No Python. No external AI libraries. Just pure frontend code + Arduino magic!

In this short, I’m showcasing a browser-based Jarvis system that responds to your voice and also controls physical hardware using Arduino.

🎯 Project Highlights:

Voice Command Activation (Web Speech API)

Text-to-Speech Feedback

Stylish Animated Interface

Real-time Desk Backlight Control via Arduino

Pure HTML, CSS, JavaScript + Arduino UNO

🧠 Yes, It’s All Real.
The system takes browser input and sends it to Arduino to light up or change modes in real-time.

💬 Want the source code + Arduino circuit?
Drop a “Full Detailed Video!” in the comments, and I’ll upload everything on GitHub!

🎧 Best with sound ON and lights dimmed 😉

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💡 Tools & Tech Used:

HTML5 + CSS3

JavaScript (Vanilla + Web Speech API)

Arduino UNO + USB Serial Communication

Custom Desk LED Setup

🔗 Follow for more:
📷 Instagram – ‪@DecodingBlaze‬
🧠 GitHub – github.com/Abhinav-Pandey-CCI
🎬 YouTube – Decoding Blaze

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