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Radioshack sold a voice recognition chip in the 80s[1] that was a simple 8-bit microcontroller. If you are willing to slip on the accuracy and false positives
by slededit 9y ago
Radioshack sold a voice recognition chip in the 80s[1] that was a simple 8-bit microcontroller. If you are willing to slip on the accuracy and false positives you can do recognition with very little computation.
[1] http://21stdigitalhome.blogspot.ca/2013/06/vcp200-voice-recognition-ic.html http://21stdigitalhome.blogspot.ca/2013/06/vcp200-voice-reco...
- skjerns 9y ago"80s" - "voice recognition" - "accuracy" - which doesnt fit?
- gcb0 9y agoyour wrong preconceptions don't fit :) the downside was power usage. Motorola made one that was power efficient, used by nokia in the 90s and its pretty much the same chip in google's phone line today (just even more power efficient). division is under lenovo now