Free-to-use Voice AI - Raspberry Pi Forums

Picovoice offers free-to-use voice AI for speech recognition including voice commands and wake word detection. You can start using Picovoice on Raspberry Pi devices (https://picovoice.ai/docs/quick-start/p... spberrypi/) and implement voice recognition into your projects within minutes!

Last edited by picoVictor on Tue Aug 02, 2022 3:29 am, edited 2 times in total.

rooppoorali

From where can I install pico voice to my Raspberry Pi?

picoVictor

Hey! Just head to the link here https://picovoice.ai/docs/quick-start/p... spberrypi/ and you can choose an SDK that you would like to use, e.g. Python, NodeJS, Go, etc.

thagrol

Curious. You claim support for

But not for the Model 1 or 1[AB]+? Is there a reason for that other than oversight? Most thing that can run on a zero should run on a Pi 1.

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SteveSpencer

Perhaps because some Model 1 have only 256MB RAM? I have at least two that do, but I have not tried this on those machines.
I Have tried picovoice on a zero, though, and it works. It isn't a generic STT system though, as it is intent based.

You can have a generic intent, such as "change channel to X" and specify different things for X as part of the vocabulary.
I am working with deepspeech, because I want to produce a voice AI to select music from a rather large collection.
While I could extract artist names and titles from the metadata, and produce a snapshot to generate a file for Rhino, it isn't entirely satisfactory, as from time to time the collection grows.

Steve S
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