stm32-speech-recognition-and-traduction and stm32-speech-recognition

The two projects are competitors, as both aim to implement speech recognition on STM32 microcontrollers, with project A additionally providing translation functionality.

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Language: C
License: BSD-2-Clause
Stars: 18
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Language: C
License: MIT
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About stm32-speech-recognition-and-traduction

FedericaPaoli1/stm32-speech-recognition-and-traduction

stm32-speech-recognition-and-traduction is a project developed for the Advances in Operating Systems exam at the University of Milan (academic year 2020-2021). It implements a speech recognition and speech-to-text translation system using a pre-trained machine learning model running on the stm32f407vg microcontroller.

This project helps embedded systems developers add basic speech recognition and speech-to-text translation capabilities to devices with limited resources. It takes spoken commands or phrases as audio input and can trigger actions like turning LEDs on/off or display the transcribed text. It's designed for engineers working with STM32 microcontrollers.

embedded-systems voice-control device-automation microcontroller-programming IoT-prototyping

About stm32-speech-recognition

stgloorious/stm32-speech-recognition

Speech Recognition using STM32 and Machine Learning

This project helps embedded systems engineers or IoT developers implement simple voice command interfaces for devices using an STM32 microcontroller. It takes spoken keywords like "yes" or "no" as input and outputs a classified command that the device can act upon. This is useful for creating hands-free control for small electronic devices.

embedded-systems IoT voice-control microcontroller-programming edge-AI

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