Peter Balch, reading an IEEE report on speech recognition from the late 1970s, wondered if, with a normal Arduino Nano, it was possible to obtain the results of a computer of the time. Comparing the two tools a Nano has 2 KB of RAM, 32 KB of program ROM and runs at about 10 MIPS…
Are you wondering about how can you create your own version of Siri using a Raspberry Pi? Our friend posted on AliceIa.it a great solution to understand the basics about Speech to Text and Text to Speech. First, we need a system that translates our voice into text. In order to that we use the python…
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