ın this tutorial I share with you my new Esp32 project. Audio Recorder. I used Esp32S3, INMP441 and Sd Card
I am amazed my the performance and ML model architecture in this small module running on 32 bit core. Very straightforward to interface.
"Alexa, ask Fables for a story."
Wanna sound like a chipmonk, or just want to sing in tune? Then this may be the perfect project for you
Synonimi puts the entire thesaurus at your disposal to get the alternatives to the word that you want, to improve your vocabulary!
This design uses a APR9600 voice chip as the core of the circuit and realizes the function of auto recording and playback.
Super FUN family trivia where you have 90 seconds to answer as many questions correctly. But you need to be quick and tap your button first!
Google Assistant + IFTTT +Bolt wifi module+ Bolt IoT Cloud Platform to make your own voice-controlled lighting system.
Challenge your friends to guess the name of that crayon. The Echo buttons displays the crayon color. Have fun learning new crayon names.
It's a very simple “robot” that speaks. The face is a toggle/duplex wallplate, eyes are pingpong balls, lips are a ponytail holder.
Create and manage Cisco Spark rooms hands-free with Alexa.
Have fun with Alexa as you learn of the greatest Man who ever lived on the Earth, Jesus Christ, through a fun-filled game with Echo Buttons!
SimpleUI tries to simplify the common problems and questions from individuals in a new environment.
He can talk to you and pause when you talk back to it. He knows if you are holding his hand and can be very angry when you do. He is Ted.
This demo uses Picovoice's wake-word detection and Speech-to-Intent engines on an Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense board.
Easy, convenient, and precise way to find the elevation of a U.S. city!
Tiny but mighty voice assistant with Picovoice and Arduino Portenta H7
Integrate voice controls into cross-platform applications with Picovoice Unity SDK in minutes
Go-On Pico (五音ピコ) is a retro-inspired synthesis module designed for generating chiptune-like sounds with M5Stack Core.
An LED controlled by voice using bolt device and ifttt platform
Add spoken feedback to any Arduino project by sending text and sensor values to a TinyTTS module over UART — no cloud, no audio files.
You write short text notes for each photo — the device speaks them as the album is viewed, giving a way to share memories.
This project combines embedded systems and AI inference to create an end-to-end conversational assistant. The ESP32 handles real-time audio
The adventure of building a 6.11” robot from recycled metals as a tribute to the legendary Elektro
