3 ms·
Just configure it to respond to "Computer" and you're good to go.
by orthecreedence 2y ago
Just configure it to respond to "Computer" and you're good to go.
- nkaz123 2y agoThe 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 agoHave 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...
- fnordpiglet 2y agoAs a professional technology person I say “computer” about 1megatoken per day
- TeMPOraL 2y agoYeah, 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 agoWhile 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 agoCaptain might be funnier. Or just use the mouse.
- rob74 2y agoIt'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 agoHow quaint.