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Related: I recently came across the "Google AIY Voice Kit for Raspberry Pi" in the Adafruit store: https://www.adafruit.com/product/3602 https://www.adafruit.co
by drewda 9y ago
Related: I recently came across the "Google AIY Voice Kit for Raspberry Pi" in the Adafruit store: https://www.adafruit.com/product/3602 https://www.adafruit.com/product/3602
That, as well as this new "AWS DeepLens", look like interesting kits/toys to try out new on-device and hosted systems for voice processing and computer vision.
Then again, I assume you have to buy these knowing that the hardware will likely cease to work in the next year or two or three... or whenever the hosted aspects change, and AWS and Google move on to their next trend.
Any other similar kits/toys others have found?
- nathankunicki 9y agoWell, with the Google AIY kit, as it's Raspberry Pi based, you have the ability to do what you want with the hardware. It's really just a microphone and speaker on top of it. At some point you could run offline models to take voice input and output intent. What you then do with that is up to you. What the cloud services provide are common lookups, such as searching wikipedia, your calendars, etc. You'd need to implement that yourself. AWS DeepLens seems to run Ubuntu 16.04 under the hood, but it's unknown whether you can get SSH access to it. If so, it's could be a really nice hackable camera on which you could run anything you want.
- hadrianpaulo 9y agoJust read from the site FAQs that it does support SSH.