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I've had some good experience with https://snips.ai https://snips.ai . Works like advertised. easy to implement. Hardest thing was getting the microphone and th
by winkelwagen 7y ago
I've had some good experience with https://snips.ai https://snips.ai . Works like advertised. easy to implement. Hardest thing was getting the microphone and the pie to get along.
- arendtio 7y agoDid you visit the website lately? Doesn't seem to be an option anymore :-/
- dillonmckay 7y agoThat sucks. Like Pebble.
- rs23296008n1 7y agoThey only seem to do audio equipment. Did they once do more things more general?
- arendtio 7y agoThey were acquired by Sonos. A few months ago they were offering tools to build your own speech recognition agents.
- stragies 7y agoBefore they were bought, you could build (with the help of a WebApp hosted by them) an offline usable speech recognition module, that could comfortably run on a Pi, and that would output parsed sentences in JSON format onto MQTT. Easy to integrate with everything in IOT. I loved it. Now i'm also looking for an alternative for the Speech-to-text(-to-json) part, like you.
- vineet 7y agoThere code is open source: https://github.com/snipsco https://github.com/snipsco Though there are about 100 repositories there. I am not sure if it is easy to put it all together.