killervette
Active Member
So I have some minimal experience with Visual Studio and VB.net. I have started creating a voice recognition app. I want it to be a home controlling app. It currently can poll data from my Davis Weather Station. I can ask "What is the temperature outside?" or "Tell me the temperature outside." and it responds with a random phrase with the temperature data. When I say random phrase, I mean I have an array of responses to make it more human like and less robotic/repetitive.
It can also interface with my ISY-99i and turn lights on and off. Other simple tasks are what time is it and "what does the word xxxxx mean?" It connects to dictionary.com's API to get the definition of a word.
My end goal is a home assistant for adding meetings to a calendar, controlling thermostat, lighting, security, radio, television schedules, and other tasks. My question is, is there anyone out there that would like to collaborate on the project? I have a lot to learn on the speech api and my programming logic. If you are interested or have any questions, let me know.
My results so far: It works great with a bluetooth earpiece for cell phones. I have tried whole room microphones, with less success. I feel that I could get the mics calibrated better, it may work.
I dont want money for this, nor will I ever charge money for it. I am an advocate for open source and teamwork. let me know.
It can also interface with my ISY-99i and turn lights on and off. Other simple tasks are what time is it and "what does the word xxxxx mean?" It connects to dictionary.com's API to get the definition of a word.
My end goal is a home assistant for adding meetings to a calendar, controlling thermostat, lighting, security, radio, television schedules, and other tasks. My question is, is there anyone out there that would like to collaborate on the project? I have a lot to learn on the speech api and my programming logic. If you are interested or have any questions, let me know.
My results so far: It works great with a bluetooth earpiece for cell phones. I have tried whole room microphones, with less success. I feel that I could get the mics calibrated better, it may work.
I dont want money for this, nor will I ever charge money for it. I am an advocate for open source and teamwork. let me know.
