Nicolas Marcq
Nicolas Marcq
So, the best option is porcupine? I have some time in the next coming days to work on Kalliope. I'll test some trigger engine myself.
Their is also the[ Snips project implementation](https://medium.com/snips-ai/machine-learning-on-voice-a-gentle-introduction-with-snips-personal-wake-word-detector-133bd6fb568e). [Used by Rhasspy](https://github.com/rhasspy/rhasspy-wake-raven).
So for porcupine we cannot generate model for RPI, and generated models need to be recreated every 30 days if I understand well. So for me it looks like a...
I thought they were more stt engines than wake word engines.
Another similar project has created a list of wake[ work engine here](https://rhasspy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/wake-word/). They have created their own called [Raven](https://github.com/rhasspy/rhasspy-wake-raven). Not yet a python lib but it seems to be full...
The problem with Mycroft is mainly that the only supported arm proc is armv7l. I don't find a doc with a full map of all RPI but I think it's...
Hi @bacardi55 . This is totally something we have in mind. And the last update of the API should help us in that way. We will discuss about that for...
I did a couple tests for this. - The API is a little bit slow. Passing through the HTTP protocol and the code take some precious milliseconds. - Tested via...
I think this one will be the next big refactor of kalliope. We need to be able to split the core from modules. What we want: - being able to...
This snippet works on my side.