@Pieps Sounds Good, Thanks!!

@d3r this is awesome…thanks for sharing!

@d3r said in Alexa Goes Handsfree!:

@bhepler Are you running it from your pi or do you have the echo/dot?
If you are using the pi then yes you can customize the wake word which will trigger it into listening mode.

How did you customize the wake word? I’m using the Alexa AVS sample app on my Rpi3 which uses snowboy as the wakeword agent and everything is working great, but would love it if I didn’t have to use the name “alexa”!

@Abuitime Thanks for the suggestion! However I’m wondering how did you set up the forwarder to only forward the filtered mail? The way my forwarder works is it picks up mail from the server side so again it gets forwarded prior to it being filtered by my spam filter.

@Pieps Great work on the module! I’ve tried it and it works great.

Really love the New Mail alert feature, however for me the sender name is coming up as “undefined”. Any suggestions?

Another thought on spam…I get a lot of spam mail and since the module picks up mail from the server before it passes through my client-side spam filter its sending a lot of those unwanted spam messages into my mirror. It would be cool if the module could somehow filter the messages that get displayed. Do you think something like that is feasible?

@dr4ke616 great work on creating this module!

I have installed the module on my Raspberry Pi 3 and am having some issues getting it to work. I checked the console in debug and saw the following error message for MMM-Voice-Control. Any idea what is causing the “network” error? thanks in advance!

SpeechRecognitionError {error: “network”, message: “”, type: “error”, target: SpeechRecognition, currentTarget: SpeechRecognition…}
bubbles:false
cancelBubble:false
cancelable:false
composed:false
currentTarget:
SpeechRecognition
defaultPrevented:false
error:“network”
eventPhase:0
message:“”
path:Array[0]
returnValue:true
srcElement:SpeechRecognition
target:SpeechRecognition
timeStamp:9665.535
type:“error”