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> Why Pi-card? > Raspberry Pi - Camera Audio Recognition Device. Missed opportunity for LCARS - LLM Camera Audio Recognition Service, responding to the keyword

> Why Pi-card? > Raspberry Pi - Camera Audio Recognition Device. Missed opportunity for LCARS - LLM Camera Audio Recognition Service, responding to the keyword "computer," naturally. I guess if this ran elsewhere from a Pi, it could be LCARS.

rkagerer 2y ago
Pi-C.A.R.D is perfect. Read it 100% as Picard, and more recognizable that LCARS.
- orthecreedence 2y ago
  Just configure it to respond to "Computer" and you're good to go.
  - nkaz123 2y ago
    The wake word detection is an interesting problem here. As you can see in the repo, I have a lot of mis-heard versions of the wake word in place, in this case being "Raspberry". Since the system heats up fast you need a fan, and with the microphone directly on a USB port next to the fan, I needed something distinct, and computer wasn't cutting it for this. Changing the transcription model to something a bit better or moving the mic away from the fan could help this happen.
    - jhbruhn 2y ago
      Have a look at the openWakeWord model which is especially built for detecting wakewords in a stream of speech.
  - thesnide 2y ago
    "Number One" would be my code word...
    - pimeys 2y ago
      And finally saying "make it so" to make the command happen.
      - thesnide 2y ago
        "Engage" to order some travel solution?
  - fnordpiglet 2y ago
    As a professional technology person I say “computer” about 1megatoken per day
    - TeMPOraL 2y ago
      Yeah, but how often do you say "computer" in a querying/interrogatory tone? That's a perfect opportunity to get better at cosplaying a Starfleet officer. (Seriously though, a Federation-grade system would just recognize from context whether or not you meant to invoke the voice interface. Federation is full of near-AGI in simple appliances. Like the sliding doors that just know whether you want to go through them, or are just passing by.)
      - fnordpiglet 2y ago
        While totally true it’s not a good reason to use it as a wake word in 2024 with my raspberry pi voice assistant ;-)
  - datadrivenangel 2y ago
    Captain might be funnier. Or just use the mouse.
    - rob74 2y ago
      It's just not very realistic - if you think you can give orders to your captain, you'll be out of Starfleet in no time!
    - eddieroger 2y ago
      How quaint.
bdcravens 2y ago
Or LLM Offline Camera, User Trained Understanding Speech LOCUTUS
- deleted 2y ago
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- TeMPOraL 2y ago
  s/Offline/Online/ and make sure it has all the cloud features enabled, so you and your friends and loved ones can become one with the FAANG collective.
MisterTea 2y ago
This is why we can't have nice LCARS things: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LCARS#Legal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LCARS#Legal
layer8 2y ago
It should be really something like Beneficial Audio Realtime Recognition Electronic Transformer.

rkagerer 2y ago

Pi-C.A.R.D is perfect. Read it 100% as Picard, and more recognizable that LCARS.

orthecreedence 2y ago
Just configure it to respond to "Computer" and you're good to go.
- nkaz123 2y ago
  The wake word detection is an interesting problem here. As you can see in the repo, I have a lot of mis-heard versions of the wake word in place, in this case being "Raspberry". Since the system heats up fast you need a fan, and with the microphone directly on a USB port next to the fan, I needed something distinct, and computer wasn't cutting it for this. Changing the transcription model to something a bit better or moving the mic away from the fan could help this happen.
  - jhbruhn 2y ago
    Have a look at the openWakeWord model which is especially built for detecting wakewords in a stream of speech.
- thesnide 2y ago
  "Number One" would be my code word...
  - pimeys 2y ago
    And finally saying "make it so" to make the command happen.
    - thesnide 2y ago
      "Engage" to order some travel solution?
- fnordpiglet 2y ago
  As a professional technology person I say “computer” about 1megatoken per day
  - TeMPOraL 2y ago
    Yeah, but how often do you say "computer" in a querying/interrogatory tone? That's a perfect opportunity to get better at cosplaying a Starfleet officer. (Seriously though, a Federation-grade system would just recognize from context whether or not you meant to invoke the voice interface. Federation is full of near-AGI in simple appliances. Like the sliding doors that just know whether you want to go through them, or are just passing by.)
    - fnordpiglet 2y ago
      While totally true it’s not a good reason to use it as a wake word in 2024 with my raspberry pi voice assistant ;-)
- datadrivenangel 2y ago
  Captain might be funnier. Or just use the mouse.
  - rob74 2y ago
    It's just not very realistic - if you think you can give orders to your captain, you'll be out of Starfleet in no time!
  - eddieroger 2y ago
    How quaint.

bdcravens 2y ago

Or LLM Offline Camera, User Trained Understanding Speech LOCUTUS

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TeMPOraL 2y ago
s/Offline/Online/ and make sure it has all the cloud features enabled, so you and your friends and loved ones can become one with the FAANG collective.

MisterTea 2y ago

This is why we can't have nice LCARS things: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LCARS#Legal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LCARS#Legal

layer8 2y ago

It should be really something like Beneficial Audio Realtime Recognition Electronic Transformer.