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This project utilizes the ESP32-S3 microcontroller and the INMP441 microphone to enable voice command functionality. By leveraging the Espressif Speech Recognition framework, the system can recognize wake-up words like "Hey Siri", and "Ok Google" and execute specific actions associated with those commands. The voice user interface provides a convenient means of interaction in screenless environments and can be applied to a wide range of projects. The implementation involves configuring the ESP32-S3 and integrating the INMP441 microphone to capture audio input, processing the speech recognition using the framework, and linking recognized commands to predefined actions. Overall, this project enables users to control various tasks and functions by speaking voice commands, enhancing usability in scenarios where traditional screen-based interfaces are not available.
[ESP-SR Speech Recognition Framework]
github.com/espressif/esp-sr
[ESP-Skainet for Generic ESP32-S3 DevKit-C]
github.com/0015/esp-skainet/t...
[ESP32-S3-DevKitC-1-N8R8 Development Board]
amzn.to/3FZmfAM
[INMP441 Omnidirectional Microphone]
amzn.to/3Ma8C47
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24 май 2023

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@ThatProject Год назад

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@zhdanvadim9536 Год назад

Thank you! 🙂

@sparshagarwal3494 14 дней назад

Hey, how can one reach out for collaboration? We have been working on ESP32 S3 + AFE algorithms with wakeword & noise suppression

@yeaboi726

hey, i have a problem, when wake work detected, the board resets and doesnt listen to command

@juremazej2000 Год назад

hello, how did you change the code? did you modify the framework to accept data from the connected microphone or did you change something else, i want to do the same thing, but with the esp32 s3 module.

@amadouroufai2337

Thank you for this wonderful work. I need to make my own. Can this project be implemented on lilygo esp32 s3 t3-cam board? if yes , please what changes should i make. Thank you for your support

@VitorCesar_ Год назад

Pretty cool project, I made it work with INMP441 and a MAX98357A. They need to let us train custom wake words.

@doubleHLabs Год назад

You're just a few days ahead of me! Did you see any option to have it detect specific sounds, songs or other audio that wasn't voice?

@akashsivasubramanian4067 Год назад

awesome, iam gonna try it with my esp32.

@SA-oj3bo Год назад

Hi could you help to get started with ESP IDF? Mini tutorial maybe? Thx in advance.

@surflaweb Год назад

Can support long words? For example: turn on the light number 3

@Bob-ip4ws Год назад

@ThatProject it was interesting to send the data to the server (from your previous video) only after defining the wake word. By connecting several of them on different ports, you can create a voice control network.Thanks for interesting videos👍.

@sandramarkiv6639

Firstly, I would like to congratulate you on your content. You are helping many people all over the world. I myself have learned a lot from you about ESP32. I would like to thank you very much for that. If possible, I would like some guidance on how to do the same thing, but with the activation word in Portuguese and in the Arduino framework on PlatformIO.

@Oshan_Dissanayaka Год назад

Thanks, brother... Cool Project!

@hungry4code897 Год назад

Thank you so much❤

@jonathanrodriguez8219 Год назад

Nice!!!

@TheBlackBeltPanda

How's the sensitivity of the INMP441? Can it hear you properly from across a room, for example?

@SuperSmosh123

Is a wake up word necessary or can it listen to commands directly? Or if it needs to wake up then what about using a button to wake it up?

@anlpereira Год назад

Hi, I like your projects vey much. I've been studying ESP-IDF for a few months. I've been facing these problems with version because I'm using 5.1 now. Can you show how to make some portability from an older version to a new one? Thank you very much.