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I think this is kinda possible - if you hook up a raspberry pi with a bunch of relay switches. I think there's a speech-recognition project from Mozilla that's
by pasabagi 9y ago
I think this is kinda possible - if you hook up a raspberry pi with a bunch of relay switches. I think there's a speech-recognition project from Mozilla that's actually trained on the pi.
I vaguely considered it - but honestly, what's the point? Light switches are excellent tech. I think I'll go for a home computer the day somebody makes a roomba that can pick up trash, and clean the bathroom. Before that, all the really time-consuming stuff has to be done manually anyway.
- StapleHorse 9y agoFor speech recognition, in android, you can use google now, then with the app tasker you can send the recognised text to your mqtt broker and from there it's easy. I'm doing that with some relays and LIFX bulbs using Openhab.
- icebraining 9y agoThat solution fails the stated requisite of not monitoring you.
- gm-conspiracy 9y agohttps://snips.ai/ https://snips.ai/ ?
- gm-conspiracy 9y agoThis is an interesting voice assistance project that does not rely on calling out to third-party services: https://snips.ai/ https://snips.ai/
- pasabagi 9y agoThat's exactly what I was thinking about, actually! I would absolutely never install a non open-source monitoring device in my house - and I frankly think it's insane that people pay money to do so. It's really nice to know that when this technology matures, and becomes the kind of thing everybody has, I'm not going to have to be a luddite.