To integrate ChatGPT with Azure Text to Speech and utilize the Talk servo v2 skill on your EZ-B v4 robot using Synthiam ARC, follow these steps. This setup will allow your robot to verbally respond using Azure's Text to Speech service while animating a servo to simulate talking.

Step 1: Set Up Azure Text to Speech

1. Create an Azure Account: If you don't already have one, sign up for a Microsoft Azure account at https://azure.com.

2. Create a Speech Service: Once logged in, navigate to the Azure Portal and create a new Speech service. Note down the key and region for this service, as you'll need them to configure the Azure Text to Speech skill in ARC.

Step 2: Install and Configure Synthiam ARC

1. Download ARC: If you haven't already, download and install Synthiam ARC from https://synthiam.com.

2. Open or Create a Project: Launch ARC and either open an existing project or create a new one for your EZ-B v4 robot.

Step 3: Add and Configure Azure Text to Speech Skill

1. Add Azure Text to Speech Skill: In ARC, click on the Project tab, then Add Skill, and navigate to Audio. Find and add the Azure Text to Speech skill.

2. Configure Azure Text to Speech: Click on the gear icon on the Azure Text to Speech skill to open its configuration. Enter the key and region you obtained from your Azure Speech service. Choose a voice that you'd like to use for your robot.

Step 4: Add and Configure ChatGPT Skill

1. Add ChatGPT Skill: Similarly, add the OpenAI ChatGPT skill to your project by navigating through Project > Add Skill > Artificial Intelligence and selecting OpenAI ChatGPT.

2. Configure ChatGPT: Open the skill settings by clicking the gear icon. You'll need to enter your OpenAI API key here. Configure any additional settings according to your preferences.

Step 5: Add and Configure Talk servo v2 Skill

1. Add Talk servo v2 Skill: Add the Talk servo v2 skill by going to Project > Add Skill > Audio and selecting Talk servo v2.

2. Configure Talk servo v2: Open the configuration for Talk servo v2. Here, you'll specify which servo port controls your robot's mouth or jaw movement. Adjust the settings to match your robot's hardware setup.

Step 6: Scripting for Integration

1. Create a Script: You'll need to create a script that captures the response from ChatGPT, sends it to Azure Text to Speech, and triggers the Talk servo v2. This can be done by adding a Script skill and writing custom JavaScript or Python code that uses the ControlCommand() function to orchestrate these actions.

2. Sample Script: Here's a very basic example of what the script might look like. Note that you'll need to replace "YourSkillControlNames" with the actual control names of your skills in the project.

var response = ControlCommand("OpenAI ChatGPT", "GetResponse", "Hello");
ControlCommand("Azure Text to Speech", "Speak", response);
ControlCommand("Talk servo v2", "Start");

This script is a simplified example. You'll likely need to adjust it based on your project's specific configuration and how you want the interaction to flow.

Step 7: Testing

1. Test Your Setup: After configuring everything, test your setup by triggering the script you created. Your robot should use ChatGPT to generate a response, speak it out loud using Azure Text to Speech, and move its servo to simulate talking.

Remember, this is a high-level overview, and the specifics can vary based on your robot's design and the exact features you want to implement. Always refer to the official Synthiam documentation and Azure documentation for the most accurate and detailed information.

Athena is really incorrect for some reason.

Just edit the ChatGPT robot skill configuration. Edit the response script and add something like this...

ControlCommand("Azure Text to Speech", "Speak", getVar("$OpenAIResponse"));

ControlCommand("Talk servo v2", "Speak", getVar("$OpenAIResponse"));

That's it

Also if you're not sure how to see control commands, this is the manual: synthiam.com/Support/Programming/control-command

I usually right-click in the editor to find the control commands. Some ppl use the Cheat Sheet.