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@@lio1234234 I2c is just another serial port with a specific com protocol. It can be used to communicate with anything that speaks its language. The nice thing about it is, it only require 2 pins and can be used in a multi-drop configuration so it's easy to create small (Master/Slave) networks. Down side is, it's designed to be used physically close to the other players on its network. You can hang a bunch of I2c sensors on the same two lines.
I looked into those Pokit meters. But i eventually got myself one of those newer meters that have a built in screen. So nice not having to find my phone to use a meter.:)
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As always, another great video! One of my projects for 2022 is to make a companion robot for my kids. A Robot to tell the time, jokes, so on so on... If you do one, for sure I will follow all your videos to build it! Please, do it! :) For now, I already bought the module, it's really powerful! Thanks for sharing!!! Have a great year!
This looks awesome man! Way to go! Can you make a video explaining the parts you used and how you made the library? I’d love to see your design process
THANK YOU so much for this very comprehensive video!! I build large scale custom rc cars, I did a taking Skyline R34 with turbo sounds and at this moment I’m building a Bugatti Bolide. However I want to do an even better Job on this Bugatti Build and your video is helping me achieve that! So thank you.
Awesome tutorial on how to use the voice commands. Your channel has helped me alot in building somethings with the arduino. I have a couple of builds loaded on my channel.
These kind of videos are Eletronoobs's Monopoly. I hope Electronoobs knows this. Atleast me as a viewer or a tinker loves Electronoobs for these kind of videos. I really appreciate your efforts. Please keep making us amazed with your lovely videos. And noobix is so beautiful name 😍😍😍
You can do voice recognition on a $15 raspi pi zero and have a much larger set of commands and NLP routines as well text to speech. Though this module is super simple to setup and integrate if thats all you need
offline voice recognition? Without sending any data to Alexa or Apple or whatever? Can you please give some info where to find such a solution! Thank you! I would be really glad!
can we record a request like if i want to do a chat gpt robot i will say the wake word and after that i want the module to record what i say after and then when i say im finished the arduino send this voice to a speech to text api and then removes the record from the module
Your RUclips channel helps people who are just learning voice recognition, I want to ask a question about how voice recognition can control dfplayer mini, one command to play one song, please give the answer
Where do you get the number 255 for the number of voice commands for version 3.1 of this stt module? All information I have says 80 voice commands total.
love the POKIT..... do you ship to Serbia? Oh, and one more thing, would like to see a dedicated tutorial about using the POKIT... BTW just curious, are you part of the crowdfunding 'pokit' project ?
Can't equal alexa! Any noise in the background causes failure. (motor running sound on robot, TV set, other people in room making noise) Also, over time your voice changes so you have to re-train it again. Sensitive to volume level. (you must be close to microphone or many fails.) Won't work for different people. Some words can't be trained successfully. (these are problems I ran into)
Hello sir I want your help in one of my project. Can you pls guide how I can detect sound in the electrical panels ziiiii like chirping sound in the electrical system.
Guess you could run several in parallel all receiving the same audio, expanding any given moment by multiples of 7 commands. A robot that had a directives list for example will probably have the need for more than 7 commands at any given moment, having all N commands at ready would need multiple modules all listening. Whichever one gets a pattern match first would then send the data over UART. Now you just need a way to funnel all the UARTs into a single command processor.
@@SmallSpoonBrigade Ideally you're right. I don't know of an embedded version that is capable of more. The next step would be something like a Raspberry PI running software I suppose...
@@adespade119 Ideally this will just evolve into more complete system. A voice module that either supports expansion, or the software equivalent of FPGA that can compile and run on something like an ESP32. Thanks for commenting!
I have questions: Can you change the text to speech voice to a different one? Can you plug it into a portable power module? does It need to be plugged into a computer for it to work?
Very interesting & easy to follow guide to this board ... Think I'll add one to my next order ... Quick question...if you don't mind ? You say it can accept 254 voice commands but the specification on the listing says 80 - which is it please ?
someone help me i found that when im using uno board it's okay but when use esp32 the board doesnt"t received serial data from vr board it just can train voice but cannot command to the esp32
There’s a Movi speech recognizer and speech synthesizer board that technically also do the command. Either by closing a circuit or pwm. Not sure yet, I have not gotten deep into it yet but some of the Amazon reviews I saw were quite advanced and capable.. “the R2D2 video” but that board will be plenty to meet my needs in a 1/7 scale RC car application. Lights, fans, blow flames, start engine or engine sounds, music, and just conversation. What I’d really like is if u can also have it read out live Lipo voltages and motor temps and ESC temps. Would I be asking to much for gps/mph and G force lol?? Anyhow if you have content or experience with that board, I’m definitely going to be looking for it as I look at most of your videos!
Hey thanks so much for sharing. I followed the steps and when i tpyed " train 0 " and entered, "speak now" didn't show up and instead it said " train time out" what should I do to fix? I have no idea what to do now
Iam having the same issue. Not just for train, for every command it's saying timeout, the only functioning command is 'help'. Did you fix it? If did, please share how to fix it.
Hi I've managed to implement one of these speach recognition modules into a project I'm doing but the recognition is so hit and miss yours seems to work flawlessly and I can't understand why mine doesn't...any ideas?
GUYS, quick note here. I actually tried this on mega because I have a project using the voice recognition module in arduino mega. You guys need to connect pin 10 to tx and pin 11 to rx not the other way around. Ps: But if it works for you then I guess it's fine. Just that mine doesn't work when my tx is 11 and rx is 10
Looking at the specs, it would be great if it worked with 3.3V instead of 5 - would be usable with ESP8266 - connecting ESP to MQTT and you have wireless voice assistant in any room :)
@@AllTernative90 5V power is not the problem - the signal levels on the serial interface are a bit of an issue. ESP (both 32 and 8266) is not 5V tolerant on the input pins, so providing it with 5V TX signal might fry the chip. There is level shifter option, of course, but I am 99% sure the chip on the board also works with lower voltage than 5V. I'll check it as soon as it arrives - already ordered :)
@@AllTernative90 So, the module arrived. Tested it with ESP and it has a problem. It does work with 3.3V, but it was getting resets as the lib is written for arduino and uses while loops without yielding back the control to ESP, therefore causing WDT resets. I was able to fix it by inserting yield(); command at line 106 and 200 of the VoiceRecognitionV3.cpp file. Since then - no problem at all, works like a charm. I've tested using SoftwareSerial connected to D6 and D7 of my wemos module (IO12 and IO13 on ESP). Works OK, training it now :) I'll have to write a code for it to send MQTT commands, but this will be perfect - I can put it to multiple rooms. My start command, btw, is "Hey, Jarvis" :)
@@rklauco Thanks for getting back to me and giving all the details! Could you do me a favor and test if it can also recognize sounds like a doorbell? Or does it just work with more vocal sounds? Thanks again!
I'm working on a voice control of lights. In the setup I use: myVR.load(uint8_t (0)) to load the recorded commands, but it only works if it is connected to the pc; with external power does not load the commands. any suggestion. Thanks
Hi; excellent video, thank you so much for sharing to. I'd like to control a tool with my voice, however I wouldn't like to do a full Arduinno course. Is it possible to complete this project without having Arduino knowledge?
Hi... great video. How would i use the voice command module to hear a keyphrase or word and reply with a prerecorded wave file thru an onboard speaker?
This looks good, but I suspect people will compare with natural language processing systems. Does this require that you don’t slur words together? Must the user know that commands should be fully separated with a tiny amount of space? It seems a shame that they cannot include double the amount of storage / analysis buffer ie 3000ms. Interesting video though.
hi any chance you can please put your example code online somewhere so i can replicate your hey noobix led demo to help me understand how to control this device also you show in the video that the 3.1 can store 254 commands but the documentation states it can store 80 - what is the correct figure please?
This is a nice project. Can this be used to recognize music? Say I sing a song correctly, an LED should come on, if I sing it wrongly, nothing should work, maybe a red LED.
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I think the i2c would be for use with something like a raspberry pi
@@lio1234234 I2c is just another serial port with a specific com protocol. It can be used to communicate with anything that speaks its language. The nice thing about it is, it only require 2 pins and can be used in a multi-drop configuration so it's easy to create small (Master/Slave) networks. Down side is, it's designed to be used physically close to the other players on its network. You can hang a bunch of I2c sensors on the same two lines.
Any chance you can publish your code on some git repo? I'd have some minor tweaks to enable also ESP8266 support...
could you help us telling us what your turn_off_all function does?
The code I need it
I looked into those Pokit meters. But i eventually got myself one of those newer meters that have a built in screen. So nice not having to find my phone to use a meter.:)
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You provide these projects for free to us electronics enthusiasts. Nice to meet you
You are my best friend.
I wish you success and health
My best friend
I like that you show a prototype of the robot -- just a string of LEDs to confirm that each of the robot commands is being recognized.
I love your videos, and to be honest , for me, your accent and way of speaking English keeps me hooked til the end ! Keep em coming.
Very nice little device. It has given me some home automation ideas, thank you for showing us how it works. Cheers for the new year
As always, another great video!
One of my projects for 2022 is to make a companion robot for my kids. A Robot to tell the time, jokes, so on so on... If you do one, for sure I will follow all your videos to build it! Please, do it! :)
For now, I already bought the module, it's really powerful!
Thanks for sharing!!!
Have a great year!
How's your project going?
This is BRILLIANT, thanks so much for sharing! Looks like this will assist with a couple of my projects as well.
Amazing little tool, this removes the need for a powerful processing device to achieve voice recognition
Its at least ARM64 cpu with NPU or DSP. Also high performance.
Thanks for these awesome videos brother! Just found your channel a few days ago and have been watching lots of your videos!
This looks awesome man! Way to go! Can you make a video explaining the parts you used and how you made the library? I’d love to see your design process
THANK YOU so much for this very comprehensive video!! I build large scale custom rc cars, I did a taking Skyline R34 with turbo sounds and at this moment I’m building a Bugatti Bolide. However I want to do an even better Job on this Bugatti Build and your video is helping me achieve that! So thank you.
SUBBED🔥
Like always, U did a good Job , but now better as before
Awesome tutorial on how to use the voice commands. Your channel has helped me alot in building somethings with the arduino. I have a couple of builds loaded on my channel.
Hey noobix, like this video!😀
Fantastic my friend. Have a good Christmas and New Year. Look forward to the videos 👌👌👌
255 command! There are so many possible combination with 255. Really cool.
These kind of videos are Eletronoobs's Monopoly. I hope Electronoobs knows this. Atleast me as a viewer or a tinker loves Electronoobs for these kind of videos. I really appreciate your efforts. Please keep making us amazed with your lovely videos.
And noobix is so beautiful name 😍😍😍
Anyone know the IC used on the board? Can the black gue be removed somehow to reveal the chip? 🤔🤓
You can do voice recognition on a $15 raspi pi zero and have a much larger set of commands and NLP routines as well text to speech. Though this module is super simple to setup and integrate if thats all you need
Please share it...
or give a link..thanks
offline voice recognition? Without sending any data to Alexa or Apple or whatever?
Can you please give some info where to find such a solution! Thank you! I would be really glad!
can we record a request like if i want to do a chat gpt robot i will say the wake word and after that i want the module to record what i say after and then when i say im finished the arduino send this voice to a speech to text api and then removes the record from the module
Yes, but what are the other pins for? Just want to know in case they are ever useful or anything.
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Thanks for sharing! I can see many use cases for this 👍🏼
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For every command it is showing timeout.The only functioning command is 'help'.
How can I fix it?
Dd you check for tx and rx pins??
Woooooooow weeeeeeee I love it...you have a new sub
o my is this programming or magic??? 😎 the voice control would also be cool for using modbus plc registers for IOT machine control. 😍 thanks
@Eletronoobs Sir please can you share final code for controlling led?
Where is the code your example you provide in the video ?
@ELECTRONOOBS ???
I wad following the same way u said ... But while loading the voice it says voice untrained.... Can u help me what to do next
Am facing the same issue
Did you get the solution
Your RUclips channel helps people who are just learning voice recognition, I want to ask a question about how voice recognition can control dfplayer mini, one command to play one song, please give the answer
Good ! Already ordered one, on Ebay (less expensive)
Where do you get the number 255 for the number of voice commands for version 3.1 of this stt module? All information I have says 80 voice commands total.
This is really cool (and the pokit too )
love the POKIT..... do you ship to Serbia?
Oh, and one more thing, would like to see a dedicated tutorial about using the POKIT...
BTW just curious, are you part of the crowdfunding 'pokit' project ?
Beautiful module and excellent explanation
Thanks
Indeed
Ahhhh If I could submit 1000 likes at once. You are outstanding man.
this is extremely interesting !!! it will be best for home automation on the cheap !!
Can't equal alexa! Any noise in the background causes failure. (motor running sound on robot, TV set, other people in room making noise) Also, over time your voice changes so you have to re-train it again. Sensitive to volume level. (you must be close to microphone or many fails.) Won't work for different people. Some words can't be trained successfully. (these are problems I ran into)
i successfully trained the command but unfortunately i cant load it。please help me out 。 its been 3 months now i am stuck in it
Did you find the solution??
@@elishaniyoshima530 no
You sound more like "what a time to be alive". Legends will know 😌
tempted to use thia with my esp32 internet radio media player, not sure how well it will work from a diatance and ahilst music is playing
Hello sir I want your help in one of my project. Can you pls guide how I can detect sound in the electrical panels ziiiii like chirping sound in the electrical system.
Guess you could run several in parallel all receiving the same audio, expanding any given moment by multiples of 7 commands. A robot that had a directives list for example will probably have the need for more than 7 commands at any given moment, having all N commands at ready would need multiple modules all listening. Whichever one gets a pattern match first would then send the data over UART. Now you just need a way to funnel all the UARTs into a single command processor.
Possibly, but if you need more than 7, you probably want a more powerful system.
@@SmallSpoonBrigade Ideally you're right. I don't know of an embedded version that is capable of more. The next step would be something like a Raspberry PI running software I suppose...
running on i2c that might be possible, since each module would be listening for its own 7 commands.
Pretty good idea
@@adespade119 Ideally this will just evolve into more complete system. A voice module that either supports expansion, or the software equivalent of FPGA that can compile and run on something like an ESP32. Thanks for commenting!
I have questions: Can you change the text to speech voice to a different one? Can you plug it into a portable power module? does It need to be plugged into a computer for it to work?
Fantastic video. Thank you!!! 😊
May be your views are less
But your information is marvellous
Always make videos like this sir❤️❤️❤️❤️
The aliexpress sales page says it can only do 80, but that's plenty enough to locally control a house without needing internet.
Vraiment très intéressante vidéo, Merci beaucoup
Im facing an error while training the code , its showing record timeout or train timeout,is there any way to resolve this?
Very interesting & easy to follow guide to this board ...
Think I'll add one to my next order ...
Quick question...if you don't mind ?
You say it can accept 254 voice commands but the specification on the listing says 80 - which is it please ?
Hello I'm using this same module once i started training the voice but by mistake i trained 2 in same sigtrain after its showing timeout error
Can it understand commands indifference accent if only one accent is trained with
someone help me i found that when im using uno board it's okay but when use esp32 the board doesnt"t received serial data from vr board it just can train voice but cannot command to the esp32
Great video on a really cool module... Thanks friend....
There’s a Movi speech recognizer and speech synthesizer board that technically also do the command. Either by closing a circuit or pwm. Not sure yet, I have not gotten deep into it yet but some of the Amazon reviews I saw were quite advanced and capable.. “the R2D2 video” but that board will be plenty to meet my needs in a 1/7 scale RC car application. Lights, fans, blow flames, start engine or engine sounds, music, and just conversation. What I’d really like is if u can also have it read out live Lipo voltages and motor temps and ESC temps. Would I be asking to much for gps/mph and G force lol?? Anyhow if you have content or experience with that board, I’m definitely going to be looking for it as I look at most of your videos!
Can this voice recognition recognize other voices when saying the same command?
Nice product
Good idea and simple. thanks for sharing
Sweet! Thank you A LOT!!!!!!
Great video.
What were you thinking with the hand tattoos?
i have doubt whether we can connect the voice module without arduino board.? Please clarify.
Ok but does it save the commands in flash? Or it will reset after power cycle?...
do not save the commands when loss of power supply how can store the commands in this module
Hello, can we define ambulance and fire department sounds to this device? Thank you.
Awesome 👏🏻
Hi, great video. We all want to know what the range of the microphone is!
This is awesome !
Hi may I know if I can send the recognize speech/commands to any cloud platform such as Blynk?
HI , I'm interested in the code , i liked the way implemented the combination of commands . can you share the code ?
I have a question
If you gone record a text then your friend tell the same text does it detect the text and give the out put
where do i connect the tx and rx pins for an arduino mega 2560?
Hey thanks so much for sharing. I followed the steps and when i tpyed " train 0 " and entered, "speak now" didn't show up and instead it said " train time out" what should I do to fix? I have no idea what to do now
Iam having the same issue.
Not just for train, for every command it's saying timeout, the only functioning command is 'help'.
Did you fix it?
If did, please share how to fix it.
Awesome you just help me with my project
Can it it be trained and recognise clap sound?
Hello sir can this module recognize sirens, horns etc? Other than the human speech commands?
Hi I've managed to implement one of these speach recognition modules into a project I'm doing but the recognition is so hit and miss yours seems to work flawlessly and I can't understand why mine doesn't...any ideas?
GUYS, quick note here.
I actually tried this on mega because I have a project using the voice recognition module in arduino mega.
You guys need to connect pin 10 to tx and pin 11 to rx not the other way around.
Ps: But if it works for you then I guess it's fine. Just that mine doesn't work when my tx is 11 and rx is 10
great video!
just bought it, thank you
Looking at the specs, it would be great if it worked with 3.3V instead of 5 - would be usable with ESP8266 - connecting ESP to MQTT and you have wireless voice assistant in any room :)
I was thinking the same. But an Esp32 should have 5v, right? That would work I guess.
@@AllTernative90 5V power is not the problem - the signal levels on the serial interface are a bit of an issue. ESP (both 32 and 8266) is not 5V tolerant on the input pins, so providing it with 5V TX signal might fry the chip. There is level shifter option, of course, but I am 99% sure the chip on the board also works with lower voltage than 5V. I'll check it as soon as it arrives - already ordered :)
@@rklauco Ah I see. I'd appreciate it if you could keep me up to date, once you tried it out. :)
@@AllTernative90 So, the module arrived. Tested it with ESP and it has a problem. It does work with 3.3V, but it was getting resets as the lib is written for arduino and uses while loops without yielding back the control to ESP, therefore causing WDT resets.
I was able to fix it by inserting yield(); command at line 106 and 200 of the VoiceRecognitionV3.cpp file.
Since then - no problem at all, works like a charm.
I've tested using SoftwareSerial connected to D6 and D7 of my wemos module (IO12 and IO13 on ESP). Works OK, training it now :)
I'll have to write a code for it to send MQTT commands, but this will be perfect - I can put it to multiple rooms.
My start command, btw, is "Hey, Jarvis" :)
@@rklauco Thanks for getting back to me and giving all the details! Could you do me a favor and test if it can also recognize sounds like a doorbell? Or does it just work with more vocal sounds? Thanks again!
I'm working on a voice control of lights. In the setup I use: myVR.load(uint8_t (0)) to load the recorded commands, but it only works if it is connected to the pc; with external power does not load the commands. any suggestion. Thanks
Wow amazing can I ask how did you group the command did you load first all command before you group it
I look through the tutorial website and can not find the LED code that you used. Can you please share the code? Many thanks!!!
could this same setup be used with a magnetic lock on a secret door?
very well done. thanks for the tutorial.
Why not just use raspberry-pi-like thing and get full voice recognition? Is it only about power usage?
Hi; excellent video, thank you so much for sharing to. I'd like to control a tool with my voice, however I wouldn't like to do a full Arduinno course. Is it possible to complete this project without having Arduino knowledge?
good work!! Thanks.
Hi... great video. How would i use the voice command module to hear a keyphrase or word and reply with a prerecorded wave file thru an onboard speaker?
Where do I go to learn more about these? Is there a forum or another resource that I could have dialogue with someone?
This looks good, but I suspect people will compare with natural language processing systems. Does this require that you don’t slur words together? Must the user know that commands should be fully separated with a tiny amount of space? It seems a shame that they cannot include double the amount of storage / analysis buffer ie 3000ms. Interesting video though.
Hi, thank you. Do you think if it 's possible to use this module to reconize a number between 0 and 100?
You can only max out at 7 commands a group, so you would have to do something like
“Get a number from 1-7”
“6”
“Get a number from 30-37”
“32”
Could be better if you show us the screen in closer. Btw good job. Thank you for make this and share.
hi
any chance you can please put your example code online somewhere so i can replicate your hey noobix led demo to help me understand how to control this device
also you show in the video that the 3.1 can store 254 commands but the documentation states it can store 80 - what is the correct figure please?
Podrá estar este video en español, justo estoy jugando con el modulo... mi inglés no es tan bueno...
This is a nice project.
Can this be used to recognize music?
Say I sing a song correctly, an LED should come on, if I sing it wrongly, nothing should work, maybe a red LED.
Amazing
thank you, very informative