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Will the device have any components in it which require proprietary firmware? Think long and hard about that before answering. edit: I thought you were also do
by craftyguy 9y ago
Will the device have any components in it which require proprietary firmware? Think long and hard about that before answering.
edit: I thought you were also doing something similar to Mycroft and their 'mark 1' thing. I was wrong.
- oulipo 9y agoOur platform doesn't require any specific component. It will be open-source and free for all users to use and create assistants. If an industrial device maker wants to use the open-source version and add to it proprietary components, it will be his decision and he should inform his customers. The best we can do when building and open-sourcing our assistant platform is to make it possible for commercial vendors to create state-of-the-art private-by-design voice assistants if they want
- craftyguy 9y agoSo no components in your device (e.g. for wifi) require proprietary firmware to function? Are you sure about that?
- jacquesm 9y agoThey make software, not hardware, they could not make such a guarantee.
- craftyguy 9y agoAh, I didn't realize that. I thought they were trying to do something like Mycroft with the Mark 1. Mycroft releases their platform to be installed on other devices, but they also make their own (Mark 1).
- entropie 9y agoI spent like 60 seconds on your page trying to figure out what exactly you do and failed. Just saying. Put some of the information of your posts here on your page and things would be much clearer.