Hi folks, Although I have a very large todo list, I get distracted every time I see something interesting. So this forum is a real hell for me. I hate you guys with all your brilliant ideas and cool IOT stuff :lying_face: Saw multiple discussions lately about voice control, so have read some bas…

That's right Bart, first part of the problem is turning the speech into text and the second part is understanding the meaning of the text. Google and Alex offer solutions to both parts of the problem. With Google Assistant, Actions does the speech to text part and Dialogflow does the understanding…

Have a look at SOPARE https://www.bishoph.org/step-by-step-raspberry-pi-offline-voice-recognition-with-sopare/

[image] cymplecy: ove to have a simple way of using a PiZero with a USB microphone Hashtag me too... Dean has shared a nice link (!!), but again you need a Raspberry Pi 3. I.e. a single core Raspberry Zero will not be sufficient. But then the price is getting closer to the Amazon and Googl…

I am quickly - actually too quickly - browsing through this very interesting topic. Some feedback about my current setup: Regarding the hardware: I am currently using the Google Voice kit . Note that this kit consists of the following parts: a raspberry pi (depending on the shop this is include…

Its a privacy issue with me - don't want info leaving my house and going to likes of google/amazon.

[image] janvda: I am currently using the Google Voice kit . Hey Jan, thanks for the link! Are you happy with the device capabilities? [image] cymplecy: Its a privacy issue with me Again hashtag me too ... But for those among us that don't care about their privacy and want to create a…

A Google Home device in a nutshell: Google sells you a microphone that you put into your living room. Everything you say will be send to Google, where they convert it to text. From that text they know exactly what you are talking about, and they can analyse your conversations. Based on that analy…

[image] BartButenaers: Everything you say will be send to Google, where they convert it to text. ... only the commands that you issue to the Google Home. Google 'tell us' that it does not eavesdrop, and the LED's indicate whether it's listening for commands or not (other than OK/Hey Google). …

Hi Bart, [image] BartButenaers: [image] janvda: I am currently using the Google Voice kit . Hey Jan, thanks for the link! Are you happy with the device capabilities? Yes, i am happy with the device capabilities. [image] cymplecy: Its a privacy issue with me Note that google is…

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Link added to Node-RED google home integration

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