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I found the article, and the linked one, about audio recognition on a Raspberry using ML, very interesting. Now, if only you could buy these microphones assembl

• nmstoker 5y ago
  Yes, I'd love something simple like this that is cheap, you plug in and it "just works" without any faffing. Microphones on computers can be such a source of pain - maybe not quite such a nightmare as printers, but it seems like you can never get them to work reliably for any period of time. I'd be willing to pay in an instant if I knew it would save me the hassle!
• marcodiego 5y ago
  Possible interesting fun project: voice recognition on a USB device that emulates a keyboard that types what it hears.
• linsomniac 5y ago
  Earlier this year I got a ReSpeaker mic for video conferencing, and it's been working great! I did have to upload the latest firmware once I got it. I then combined it with NoiseTorch for a basically perfect video chatting experience. NoiseTorch detects speech and mutes the mic when you aren't speaking. I had tried Hushboard, which mutes the mic when you are typing, but sometimes I talk when I type. ReSpeaker is a microphone array, and it has a speaker output and can do noise cancelling on the mic from what is sent to the speaker. It was about $60. https://www.seeedstudio.com/ReSpeaker-USB-Mic-Array-p-4247.html https://www.seeedstudio.com/ReSpeaker-USB-Mic-Array-p-4247.h... https://github.com/lawl/NoiseTorch https://github.com/lawl/NoiseTorch https://www.kryogenix.org/code/hushboard/ https://www.kryogenix.org/code/hushboard/
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