Forbes Princeton Whiz Kids Create Open-Source API For Voice Control Assistant, Runs … Forbes You see young Charlie and Shubhro just built an open-source voice recognition and control application they call “Jasper” that comes neatly wrapped up with its own “dead simple” API and a development kit based on the Raspberry Pi model B. The voice
Meet Jasper . He’s like Siri, but much better, in that it’s open-source and completely customisable. All you need to set up your own is a microphone, a speaker, and a Raspberry Pi
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Jasper Adds Voice Control To Your Raspberry Pi Projects Lifehacker Australia To get Jasper set up initially as a standalone device, you'll just need a Raspberry Pi , a microphone and a few other parts you probably already have.
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Jasper Adds Voice Control to Your Raspberry Pi Projects Lifehacker Adding voice control to your DIY projects is a great way to make them more powerful, but it's not exactly an easy process.
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Add Voice Control to Your Home with LightwaveRF and a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Voice control of our home electronics was promised long ago, but it's still one of those things that most of us don't have. If you want to add little voice control to your home on the cheap, blogger Chipos81 shows off how to do it with a Raspberry Pi …
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Add Voice Control To Your Home With LightwaveRF And A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia The system here uses a LightwaveRF system to control the lights, and then taps into the Raspberry Pi which controls everything else. As designed, the system can control the lighting and a few other electronics.
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ExtremeTech Raspberry Picrowave: Using a Raspberry Pi to cook a raspberry pie ExtremeTech The fact is, microwaves are well known for their truly awful interfaces — and that's why hardware hacker Nathan Broadbent has created a microwave, powered by a Raspberry Pi computer, that allows for voice control, smartphone/tablet control, and … Raspberry Pi mod adds voice control, barcode scanner to microwave Geek Raspberry Pi used to cook raspberry pie BBC News Developer Hacks His Microwave Into The Microwave Of The Future TechCrunch The Independent all 7 news articles