I’m new to robotics... Once all the codes are uploaded to the modules, does it need to be connected to a computer or app? I need something stand alone. Also, can more than one person command it?
It is Independent from the computer, so it is a stand alone device. It is speech recognition (as compared to voice recognition) so anyone can command it. There is a setting for if it is to be used by children, which makes it recognize the speech from a higher pitched voice.
@@GriddlockCosplay… that’s interesting, because watching some other video, I learned that if you were signing custom commands with your own voice that it will not detect the voice of a different person. Is there a protocol to enable multi person use? Or will it always recognize anybody’s voice as long as they say the speech command?
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Two male voices and two woman voice. I’ve heard the second male voice and it was suitable. There’s a trick you can do, is to create your own voice command either with Siri or you’re own voice and assign it as an audio track and assign that track to play when and where you want it to.
It really depends on how you program it. The main settings that give you many combinations are 1. requiring a keyword, 2. beep for verification that it is listening, 3. the various ways your functions process the input, whether by phrase or individual words.
It all depends on how your program is set up. Basically, when the board recognizes a word or phrase that you have defined, it triggers several events. Your Arduino program has to capture and handle the events. You can do it simply my requiring exact phrase matches, but I have (since this video) written a program that branches into different states when different words are recognized. For example, you could have it recognize "Turn on", and then direct program flow to listen for words like "light", "motor", and "relay". This helps to make the recognition more dynamic, but it takes a lot more programming to manage it.
Doesn’t the MOVI board have ability to open and close circuits?
I’m new to robotics... Once all the codes are uploaded to the modules, does it need to be connected to a computer or app? I need something stand alone. Also, can more than one person command it?
It is Independent from the computer, so it is a stand alone device. It is speech recognition (as compared to voice recognition) so anyone can command it. There is a setting for if it is to be used by children, which makes it recognize the speech from a higher pitched voice.
Griddlock Cosplay thank you so much!!!!
@@GriddlockCosplay… that’s interesting, because watching some other video, I learned that if you were signing custom commands with your own voice that it will not detect the voice of a different person. Is there a protocol to enable multi person use? Or will it always recognize anybody’s voice as long as they say the speech command?
Could we test that code on proteus IDE ???
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Very metalic sound, do you know if support other languages?
There is support for Spanish and German now, yes.
Two male voices and two woman voice. I’ve heard the second male voice and it was suitable. There’s a trick you can do, is to create your own voice command either with Siri or you’re own voice and assign it as an audio track and assign that track to play when and where you want it to.
sweet. does the module answer via text2speech or do i have to be aware of special keywords?
It really depends on how you program it. The main settings that give you many combinations are 1. requiring a keyword, 2. beep for verification that it is listening, 3. the various ways your functions process the input, whether by phrase or individual words.
Can we ask questions in different orders? Please replay
It all depends on how your program is set up. Basically, when the board recognizes a word or phrase that you have defined, it triggers several events. Your Arduino program has to capture and handle the events. You can do it simply my requiring exact phrase matches, but I have (since this video) written a program that branches into different states when different words are recognized.
For example, you could have it recognize "Turn on", and then direct program flow to listen for words like "light", "motor", and "relay". This helps to make the recognition more dynamic, but it takes a lot more programming to manage it.
Thank you brother. Thank you so much
how many outputs does it have?
The MOVI itself doesn't have outputs...the Arduino Mega responds to the MOVI board, so you still have most of your other outputs available.
Can you change the voice on it?
I seem to remember that there was a female voice setting, yes. I don't think there were other variations on either voice, though.
Two male voice and two woman voices.. they sound better imo
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