MMM-AssistantMk2 (v3)

[A Former User]

@dvbit
Show me your configs. And MMM-Hotword should be updated also.(git pull enough)

[Chris]

Hello,

First of all, thank you both for this wonderful work.

I have a question that may seem silly, but is it mandatory to install MMM-Hotword with this module in order to trigger the wizard?

Regards,

[A Former User]

@Chris
If you want to use MMM-Hotword as a trigger to activate this module, MMM-Hotword would be needed.
However, you can use another module as an activator that can detect your trigger and can emit some notification(customizable or not).
For example, You can use MMM-Clap instead of MMM-Hotword. In this case, you can activate this MMM-AssistantMk2 with a finger-snap instead of speaking hotword.

[Chris]

Thank you for your reply,
I thought that to trigger it, we could simply say “ok google” if we did not want to customize the keyword (Jarvis, Smartmirror …) using MMM-hotword.
Regards,

[A Former User]

@Chris
Unfortunately Ok Google(or any other hotword trigger detection) is not included in Google Assistant SDK itself by Google. That is why MMM-Hotword be needed.

[A Former User]

@Chris
Or you can make a version of ALWAYS LISTENING & ALWAYS REACTING FOR ANY VOICE, but I can bet nobody wants it. That is why trigger be needed.

[Chris]

I usually use Gassistpi which is not implemented in MagicMirror.

This reacted to Ok Google. That is why I thought it worked similarly.

Thank you for this additional information,

I will take the test this weekend

Regards,

[A Former User]

@Chris
GassistPi might use Assistant SDK Library (Python) - Which has been deprecated by Google, so it could not be supported anymore. It had embedded hotword detector in the Library, but not included in SDK itself directly. Anyway, that is deprecated so we cannot use it anymore.

[dvbit]

@Sean sorry was a DUMB mistake from my side.
works FLAWLESSLY and it’s incredible the progress made.
Thanks !!

[dvbit]

About Hotword: have you tried Porcupine? seems to be very good

[A Former User]

hi, what is Porcupine ?

@bugsounet

[A Former User]

@Bugsounet
He said this; https://github.com/Picovoice/porcupine
Once I looked inside that. Maybe someday I could try it. Not guarantee. :D

[dvbit]

Video

[dvbit]

@Bugsounet I enabled magicwords.
Since I am Italian I looked under your iftt accounts for Italian but I could not find.
I understand it is WIP.
If you need help with the language (I don’t think but anyway I ask) please get in touch.

[A Former User]

At this moment, only French and English is enabled. I will update scripts for other supported language very soon !

[A Former User]

Humm… I will try this week end ;)

[A Former User]

@dvbit I have updated myMagicWord and post all supported language script
see wiki myMagicWord

[Kevinho195]

@Sean Thanks for your fantastic Assistant! I tried to install it with your new installer, but I failed to set up the correct speaker. It did not find my 3.5mm Jack speaker. How can I use the Jack output instead of usb?

[A Former User]

@Kevinho195
For speaker, frankly said, you don’t need any setup. Just plug the jack in then set it as default sound output of RPI (You can do it on Volume Icon of Raspbian Desktop Menu bar)
If your chromium browser can play some audio (like youtube site), it will work on my module.

[Chris]

@Sean
@Chris said in MMM-AssistantMk2 (v3):

I usually use Gassistpi which is not implemented in MagicMirror.

This reacted to Ok Google. That is why I thought it worked similarly.

Thank you for this additional information,

I will take the test this weekend

Regards,

Hello,

I just did a complete installation to test this module, I must admit that I really do not regret it.

I like Gassistpi but I must recognize your module is really very accomplished.

It is impressive in terms of reactivity and no longer triggers unexpectedly as Gassitpi did sometimes.

The installation method is really very well designed.

Really nice job.

@Bugsounet
Chapeau bas Messieurs

Regards,