Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Voice/motion control
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@Simon Hi Simon. Do you know if the google API is supported under Electron?
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It seems that Google has removed this feature for electron, however when you use chromium together with MM² it may works… See this stackoverflow question.
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Don’t know. I coded with it in python. To tell you the truth I have only heard of Electron about 10 minutes ago :) My magic mirror is coded in python (far more hacky and inelegant then your solution) but it entertained me for a while. :)
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electron-speech, alexa-voice-service & pocketsphinx might be worth a look :)
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@Simon Have you posted you code anywhere would love to see it!!!
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@coolbotic No it’s not very pretty :) I’ll see what I can do
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What do you think about using wit.ai to voice control MM?
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@coolbotic I just made a motion control module. It’s no where near as intricate as leapmotion though. It just detects hand movements, using 2 ultrasonic sensors and give you a swipe left, right, and press notification. If you have any ideas on how to improve it, please let me know.
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@MichMich This guy has done it, using your MM2
https://howchoo.com/g/yti5mmq0ntu/add-voice-controls-to-your-raspberry-pi-using-jasper
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@MichMich Well what about annyang. i got it working on my rpi3. See https://github.com/TalAter/annyang-electron-demo. I tried to make a module with the use of your readme file but it didn’t work. (I am not rly (rly not) good at coding).
The demo needs some extra dependencies so it’s not simple to write a module. Can you maybe give it a try?What about the demo. i didn’t get the actual response in my browser but when i opened the console i saw he recognized my words really clear and fast. (and that for a dutch guy ^^)
I think if you get this running with basic setup (hello, show map, show picture), it could even be expanded to run shells with your voice to turn on and off your monitor. (and other crazy ideas :P)
