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!
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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/