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DC motor driven by voice recognition

If you say "spin", the DC motor will spin, and if you say "stop", it will stop.

DC motor driven by voice recognition

obniz developer team
251
VoicePIN Smart Lock: Unlock with Your Voice

Not keys. Not cards. Not even a smartphone. The door opens with your voice — four digits that only you know.

VoicePIN Smart Lock: Unlock with Your Voice

Grovety
229
VocalVision: Transcription + Classification on PocketBeagle

With VocalVision, you can record any speech, and this device will not only transcribe it, but also make a guess on who said it!

VocalVision: Transcription + Classification on PocketBeagle

Erik Welsh
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Parnika Mandewalkar
210
Bengali Speech Recognition

Here we have analyzed real life audio signals of “Khule Dao” and “Bondho Koro”.

Bengali Speech Recognition

Taisir Jibian Rahi
204
Voice Controlled LED with UNIHIKER & Carrier Board

Will guide you to build a Voice Controlled LED with UNIHIKER & UNIHIKER Carrier Board.

Voice Controlled LED with UNIHIKER & Carrier Board

Pradeep
194
Browser voice recognition control

Learn to build a web app with voice control to manage the interface & send HTTP commands to external systems. Automate everything with ease!

Browser voice recognition control

Raka Amburo
175
Build AI with ModusToolbox and Picovoice

The is my learining experience of building AI with ModusToolbox and Picovoice

Build AI with ModusToolbox and Picovoice

vincent wong
156
Inclusive Gaming - Gaming with head movements and mic input

AI-powered system that utilizes webcam input to recognize and interpret head and face movements, translating these gestures into game action

Inclusive Gaming - Gaming with head movements and mic input

Cmpl3xx
132
NOVA - The Adaptive Robot

A social robot that adapts communication, activities, and interaction difficulty to the user's attention and emotional needs.

NOVA - The Adaptive Robot

David Vulcu
125
TinyML Wake_Word Detection

Modify the original application to recognize words: "yes" "stop" "go"

TinyML Wake_Word Detection

Zixuan Wang
115
Offline voice recognition without code

Turn any ESP32-S3 into an offline voice-controlled device. Simply create your own English voice commands in a web interface—no coding.

Offline voice recognition without code

Tech Talkies
93
Arduino Uno Q Based Braille Script Teaching Device

I made a device through which a visually impared child can learn Braille Script on they own any where, any time and without a teacher.

Arduino Uno Q Based Braille Script Teaching Device

Jaishankar
64
AI Button

I built a tiny conversational AI as an esp32 gadget. Just hold the button, speak, and in seconds an AI will respond, no phone screen needed

AI Button

Michael G
57
PolyGlot : The One Fluent in Every Flavor

PolyGlot turns any restaurant global: an AI-driven digital board that speaks every diner’s language in real time

PolyGlot : The One Fluent in Every Flavor

Madhav
43
CraveGuide: Voice-Driven Food Recommendation & Ordering

A voice-enabled device that listens to your craving, recommends matching dishes, and lets you select and order them with simple controls.

CraveGuide: Voice-Driven Food Recommendation & Ordering

Rishabh Jain
32
TOKKY Drive Partner with Jacky

A tiny CoreS3 companion that finds personalized stopovers, talks through two characters, and dances when the music starts.

TOKKY Drive Partner with Jacky

松本大介
31
TPOD: Capture It Before You Forget It

A wearable M5StampS3 BAT console that turns a spoken thought into a synchronized task before a phone can distract you.

TPOD: Capture It Before You Forget It

たかはしかける
30
Sound Event Detection Module D1 connected

If you have data from real-time ambient noise monitoring, it needs to be contextualized a sound recognition device.

Sound Event Detection Module D1 connected

Carlos Orts
28
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