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I was scouring the internet this afternoon, and came across this project. It's a stand alone sound pattern recognition program for raspberry pi, which can be used as speech recognition for verbal commands. I have to do more research into it, and start experimenting, but I wanted to mention it on the forum in case someone had already, or if someone was looking for something similar. I would like to use it in multiple projects if viable, including my Raiko project. Stand alone is the name of the game!
Since you will be using mono with .net, there are a few in nuget that I’ve seen. Take a look at https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/890117/Speech-Recognition-in-Mono-and-Net-Csharp
If you build the app using mono, it’ll work on both windows AND the pi... and any Linux machine. And os/x
Good catch DJ. I'll definitely check it out!
There’s another as well that I’ve come across but I’ll have to dig into some old code to see if I have any references of it. Flying today, see if I can make some time this week
Snowboy works really good to on a Raspberry Pi Offline...depending on what you are up to do!
https://snowboy.kitt.ai/