Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Gregg Taylor Lehman

Willy Lew Yuk Vong

Venkatesh Krishnamoorthy

Hersh Sridhar Iyer

Ramesh Kamasamodram

Clare Elizabeth Veladanda

Jatin Bajaj

Monty Eich

Tom Vessella

Vaishali De

Jiahe Liu

Alex Boyko

Greg Filpus

Jiahe (Jack) Liu

Raul H Rodriguez

Example embodiments provide techniques for configuring a system to receive an input at a source device and present an output at another device within the same space as the source device. The output device may be selected based on various factors relating to the capabilities of the output device, the type of output responsive to the user input, whether the output device is active, whether the output device was recently used and others.

Output device selection

Systems and methods for device control by a natural language processing system are disclosed. A user may desire to utilize a voice-enabled device to associate an accessory device with a hub device without having to utilize third-party software associated with the accessory device and/or the hub device. The user may provide a user utterance to associate the accessory device with the hub device. Audio data corresponding to the user utterance may be analyzed and utilized to generate and send directive data to a third-party remote system to transition the hub device to a join mode. Upon association completion, audio may be output confirming that the association has been established successfully.

Device configuration by natural language processing system

Primary data for an application is stored at a remotely located first server such as cloud storage. A user of the application may wish to modify or add to the primary data to create supplemental data for which storage is not supported in the first server. Configurations herein include a way to store the supplemental data (e.g., edits, additions, etc.) on a second server at a second storage service provider (e.g. a corporate intranet). Different instances of the application executing on different computer devices by that same user can retrieve the primary data from the first storage service provider as well as retrieve the supplemental data from the second storage service provider.

Access to supplemental data based on identifier derived from corresponding primary application data

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