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I want a smart speaker in the kitchen, because for a few functions (timer, weight conversions and arithmetic) it's really useful, and hands-free which in that p
by fredley 6y ago
I want a smart speaker in the kitchen, because for a few functions (timer, weight conversions and arithmetic) it's really useful, and hands-free which in that particular context is really important. I feel like I could build something that did this for me myself iff I could get the wake-word functionality. Does anyone know of any open-source wake-word detection that's feasible to run on a Pi?
- flattone 6y agoMycroft ?
- justinclift 6y agoApparently there are at least a few: https://openassistant.org https://openassistant.org And MyCroft, as another commenter has already mentioned: https://au.pcmag.com/gallery/64879/how-to-make-your-own-open-source-voice-assistant-with-raspberry-pi https://au.pcmag.com/gallery/64879/how-to-make-your-own-open... Haven't personally used any of them (this stuff isn't interesting to me).