
michaelc
I have both JD & Six. I have both of them working with the help of the EZ Robot Tutorials. Now I would like to move forward with making my own Program for both, Voice Recognition for them & being able to download music to them! I have ipad & iphone so I understand that maybe some of these features will not work. Where do I go about finding instructions on how to do all these things. I have seen in the program some of the commands in writing your own program but I have never seen anything on voice recognition & downloading music! I would appreciate any help on this matter! Thanks.
1) Add SoundBoard EZB to your project
2) Add Speech recognition to your project
3) Add the music or sound files of your choice to the SoundBoard control
4) In the speech rec control add "cheat sheet" commands to play the song (track number) that you want when you speak a command to do so....
As for adding new features. When you load ARC, there's a window that tells you to press the question mark for help. It's hard to miss. It's also at the beginning of the tutorials and mentioned often. If you add a new control, press the ? (Question mark) next to the X (close). It will tell you how to use that control.
Also, the tutorials for JD and six do explain how to load an MP3 and make a dance routine. You can find the tutorials by pressing the Learn button and selecting your robot.
If you need links to the tutorials, let me know.
The title of the music tutorial is "your first dance"
From the tutorials:
The EZ-B v4’s integrated Wi-Fi has an embedded webserver, DHCP server (for access point mode) and configurable connection modes. The Wi-Fi connection will also use B/G/N modes with WPA, WPA2 and WEB security. When the Reset Button is pressed, the network settings will be reset to the default configuration.
Web Server
To configure the Wi-Fi settings, the EZ-B v4 webserver can be accessed by your web browser. If the EZ-B v4 is in Access Point Mode, the default web address will be http://192.168.1.1. If the EZ-B is in Client Mode, you will use the IP Address that ARC has detected (i.e. http://<ip address=).