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In this project we’re going to control an Arduino with Voice commands with a simple android App that I’ve create with MIT App Inventor. To send data we will use a Bluetooth Module and 433MHz transceiver module. More info
If you’ve ever wanted to build your very own personal assistant voice control rather than use one of the off-the-shelf devices from Amazon, Google, Apple and others…You may be interested in a new DIY infrared voice controller created using Snips Voice Platform. Snips is a set of applications that together create an AI assistant and…
The Raspberry Pi is incredibly versatile, I think we can all agree on that. One of the best single-board computers out there by a mile, we never fail to be astounded at the power and flexibility of the RP. For instance, we recently saw the RP in tablet form – something we hadn’t witnessed before….
Enyone who wants to create projects or control projects by using voice recognition, may be interested in a new open source voice recognition platform called Matrix Voice, on Indiegono now. The voice recognition platform consists of a small development board which measures 3.4 inches in diameter and is equipped with a radial array of…
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