Use the ESP32 and the Adafruit Electret Microphone Amplifier Board to stream your voice over WiFi to your Raspberry Pi. Story There are many things that do audio streaming nowadays. Smart assistants like Alexa and Google Home are great examples. This got me thinking about trying something with tone too. I decided to build an […]
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Hey, what’s up, Guys! Akarsh here from CETech. This project that we have made this time is capable of Classification Of Blood Pressure, Spo2, Body Temperature Monitoring, and announcing sensor Results Over The Voice Using Raspberry Pi. In this Upgrade Project, I Have provided the following parameters 1. SpO2 Monitoring 2. IR Temperature Sensor 3. LCD
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In the long tradition of fortune telling Magic 8 Balls I created a self-contained Magic 2 Ball running a Raspberry Pi Zero 2. When you shake the ball and turn it over, the answer tile is displayed on a round screen and the answer is spoken out loud. The 110mm diameter ball is 3D printed
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There have been many robots and AIs in science fiction over the years, from Astro Boy to Cortana, or even Virgil for fans of the long-forgotten Crash Zone. However, all these pale into insignificance in front of the cold, uncaring persona of the HAL 9000. Thus, [Jürgen Pabel] thought the imposing AI would make the perfect home assistant. The build is based
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Since the recent move by Espressif Systems to go into mass production of the ESP32-S2 SoCs, modules and development boards, we have been seeing quite a number of arrivals from the company, one of which was the very first ESP32-based development board, the ESP32-S2-Saola-1 development board which started selling on Mouser and digikey for $8. Again, the company has announced the arrival
I. Summary The purpose of this project is to build a multi-language voice control IoT home automation using Google Assistant and Raspberry Pi. This project will enable the user to control a home despite the language being used. This will be enables by using IoT devices, various components and the Raspberry Pi Smart devices and
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RFID tags are normally used for pedestrian tasks like tracking shipping crates or opening doors to workplaces we’d rather be absent from, but they can also be cool and fun. [hoveeman] demonstrates this ably with a tidy jukebox project. The build is based on a Raspberry Pi Zero, secreted away underneath a table with a USB
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Do you also swear too much? Don’t worry, this artificial intelligence powered, internet of things enabled swear jar is here to help! Introduction How does it work? Well, it listens to your every word and detects profanity (AI). When caught, it instantly tells on you to a very public data stream (IoT), not only revealing
****UPDATE***** I have updated the custom wakeword project and here is the latest version https://www.hackster.io/shiva-siddharth/multiple-custom-wakewords-activation-of-google-assistant-d0c986 this is a much better improved of this project.**** Normally, you cannot voice activate Google Assistant SDK on Pi Zero W. By the method shown, not only can you voice activate Pi Zero W or Pi 3, you can voice activate it
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This guide shows you how to set up Amazon Alexa on a Raspberry Pi using the MATRIX Voice or MATRIX Creator as a microphone. Required Hardware Before getting started, let’s review what you’ll need. Raspberry Pi 3 (Recommended) or Pi 2 Model B (Supported). MATRIX Voice or MATRIX Creator – Raspberry Pi does not have a built-in microphone, the MATRIX Voice/Creator have an 8
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