
FadeDude
South Africa
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From all the videos, I assumed the EZB had a built in microphone. Upon further inspection, it now seems I was mistaken?
Does the voice commands then work through the PC mic only, and not the EZB?
I am planning to use a small tablet bolted on to the bot to run the control software, so I can use that mic, but I am just making sure I am not barking up the wrong tree, looking for a mic on the EZB directly.
Cheers, and thanks.
Your tablet might also get some noise from the robot being mounted inside. Also, is this a Windows tablet? If not, I don't believe voice recognition works on other operating systems like android or iOS.
@MazeHorizonTech, I was wondering about how well it would work... but for some reason, I just accepted there to be one having viewed all the videos and the immersion effect of people talking to robots
And yes I have a windows tablet that I am dedicating to a bot. I am using the SDK and the Tablet will eventually also function as the UI (Face) of the bot, so voice recognition should work reasonably well.
Thanks for all the extra info.
Background noise can affect the robot also. This is the reason that my stuff listens for a unique phrase before listening for requests or commands.
Quiet motors make for a better experience though.