Nice work, I can imagine in the future using voice cloning TTS and AI like GTP-3 for a conversation you will actually be able to talk to KITT and have a proper conversation!
@@RaspiPicoNoob I have started taking on this exact project and came here when outlining some final steps for a final touch, The ingredients are all put together now but the required computing power remains to be seen.
Fantastic Job, I just started learning how to code the Raspberry Pi Pico and have begun a few projects myself. Nothing on the level of this though, once again great job.
I would love to do this project, but use an external mic for an actor's voice to drive the audio. Can you point me in the right direction for that? Really cool project!
Hello do you do any commissions? I made a website where you can speak to kitt realtime (its actually some cleaned up samples responding to preprogrammed voicecommands) Is it possible to make something similar with this unit you made? I would gladly share the website with you and maybe you can help me? Thanks in advance.
It's possible. Basically you just need modify the design to include an audio input and remove the microcontroller. You'll be turning KITT into a VU meter.
Yes the faceplate has been left out because I did not design it and bought the STL from the designer here 3dexport.com/3dmodel-inspired-knight-rider-voice-box-kitt-easy-to-make-backlight-345143.htm There is one modification that needs to be made to it in order to accommodate the IR sensor. I'll have more details about it in an upcoming video.
Probably not hard at all. You'd have to use a single board computer like a Raspberry Pi zero 2 for it to work. There's already examples on how to build one online. You could assign various KITT phrases to respond to your commands.
Guys, don't build the circuit because the thonny IDE doesn't recognize the code and the designer doesn't release the LIBS. I just wasted time and money. A bad experience. I sent an email to the author and he didn't respond.
