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by krisgesling 4y ago
If you download Mycroft today, currently by default everything except the STT is running on the Pi. There are options to do this locally: https://mycroft-ai.gitbook.io/docs/using-mycroft-ai/customiz... however t
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by krisgesling 4y ago
On device STT will be available before the Mark II ships in September! There are some options for that available if you're running Mycroft already: https://mycroft-ai.gitbook.io/docs/using-mycroft-ai/customiz.
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by krisgesling 4y ago
Thanks :) I'm going to assume this isn't our developer Mike's alternate account congratulating himself lol
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by krisgesling 4y ago
It's all a question of what data we have at the moment. If you know of any good Portuguese voice datasets we'd love to train one. At some point we'll start getting new professionally recorded data for each language too.
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by krisgesling 4y ago
Haha yeah Thorsten the person behind the voice is such a nice guy - I'm not sure that "angry" is really in his nature :D
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by krisgesling 4y ago
No Android release yet unfortunately, but you can drop your email in the bottom of this page and select the platforms you are interested in to be notified about specific future releases: https://mycroft.ai/mimic-3/
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by krisgesling 4y ago
Yeah we aren't using the seeed array in the final Mark II. But we have used the same XMOS XVF-3510 to perform acoustic echo cancellation. That means, even with music blasting out of the speakers, you can still wake the device from acro
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by krisgesling 4y ago
On device STT will be available before the Mark II ships in September!
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by krisgesling 4y ago
On device STT will be available before the Mark II ships in September! Note: I'm from Mycroft
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by krisgesling 4y ago
On device STT will be available before the Mark II ships in September! As will a new privacy policy that better reflects what we actually do.
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by krisgesling 4y ago
Translation: "Yes" ... Hi from Darwin :D
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by krisgesling 4y ago
Bloody oath we do!
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by krisgesling 4y ago
That's some good feedback thanks! The other option is to jump on https://mycroft.ai/mimic-3/ and use the "Hear my voices" tool. There are three drop-downs: - language - model - speaker
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by krisgesling 4y ago
The Mozilla Common Voice dataset is awesome - however it's useful the opposite purpose - speech-to-text. This is because it is a lot of different people using a range of hardware, speaking similar phrases. For good text-to-speech you n
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by krisgesling 4y ago
We do get this request a bit but not yet at the scale where it is economically viable for us to do so. I would however point out that the Mark II is completely hackable. So whilst it's not an SJ201 on its own, you can absolutely pull t
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by krisgesling 4y ago
The audio for all of the voices produced from public data sets is licensed as Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 4.0 International. This is what a lot of the original data is licensed as. Full license text here: https://g
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by krisgesling 4y ago
Hey there, instructions for installation are all here: https://mycroft-ai.gitbook.io/docs/mycroft-technologies/mimi... and the source code is available at: https://github.com/MycroftAI/mimic3
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by krisgesling 4y ago
Hey there - the source for Mimic 3 can be found here: https://github.com/mycroftAI/mimic3 It can run CPU only or accelerated with a GPU. Regarding the BOM, I assume you mean the Mark II? That you can find here: https:
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by krisgesling 4y ago
Yeah I think there are two sides to this coin (and just for clarity - all of this relates to Picroft, not Mimic 3 the TTS engine that just launched). The audio hardware makes a huge difference to audio input which is why we've develope