Voice/motion control

[strawberry 3.141]

@Mitchfarino it’s just work in progress as i showed here https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/222/voice-control but i’m collaborating with @ronny3050 the next days to hopefully get a nice module based on pocketsphinx.

progress can be watched on my github

[Mitchfarino]

@strawberry-3.141 nice one!

I’ll wait for that to be released, then I can compare both before committing to one.

On to building my frame now

[strawberry 3.141]

@Mitchfarino well there’s no reason to wait @alexyak 's module is working already so you can build your frame it’s extendable too and it’s just software it could be changed later on if needed

and i can tell for sure, that it will be much easier to install his module

[ronny3050]

Here’s a video showing the current status of the voice command module. I am eager to hear your thoughts on it.

Current Features:

• Extremely simple for mirror module developers to add their own voice commands for their modules.
• Default voice commands: hide or show any module
• Multiple commands mapped to one voice command. (for eg. “How old are you?”, “What’s your age?” corresponds to “Age”)

Upcoming Features:

• More default voice commands: change mirror settings; current time, date and weather; jokes; list all widgets; help;

https://youtu.be/zDiNfS7s5h4

Thank you!

[plumcraft]

Really good job ! Looking forward to test it

[tyho]

wow looking good! is there an ability to turn on and off the monitor?
Is this free speech (dictionary) or only pre-programmed words?

[ronny3050]

Thank you @plumcraft and @tyho!
It is a bit of both. The module developer incorporating voice commands for his module will add a list of commands that he needs. For instance, ‘COUNT UNREAD; HOW MANY EMAILS?’. A dictionary is then generated automatically by the voice command module. The mirror will only understand count, unread, count unread, how many emails, emails (un-important words are ignored).
@strawberry-3-141 and I have both been working on the module, and I would like to take his suggestion of adding regex matching as well.