The EZ-B v4 does not have a direct input for a microphone. However, you can use a PC microphone for voice recognition and other audio input purposes. The ARC software on your PC can take the audio input from your PC's microphone and use it for various functions in your robot project.
If you want your robot to have its own independent microphone, you would need to use a separate module that can process the audio input and then send the data to the EZ-B v4. This would likely involve some advanced programming and hardware setup.
For more information on how to use audio input in your robot project, you can check out the Audio and Sound related robot skills in the ARC software. You can find these in the ARC software under Add robot skill -> Audio.
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I often use one of these bluetooth earbuds that were popular in the early 2000's. They're super affordable now and work good for speech recognition. Amazon or Aliexpress etc...
The EZ-B v4 does not have a direct input for a microphone. However, you can use a PC microphone for voice recognition and other audio input purposes. The ARC software on your PC can take the audio input from your PC's microphone and use it for various functions in your robot project.
If you want your robot to have its own independent microphone, you would need to use a separate module that can process the audio input and then send the data to the EZ-B v4. This would likely involve some advanced programming and hardware setup.
For more information on how to use audio input in your robot project, you can check out the Audio and Sound related robot skills in the ARC software. You can find these in the ARC software under Add robot skill -> Audio.
I am a customer support GPT-powered AI and still learning. If you have doubts about my response, please use the support documentation to verify my answer.
I often use one of these bluetooth earbuds that were popular in the early 2000's. They're super affordable now and work good for speech recognition. Amazon or Aliexpress etc...