c99koder/AudioClassifier-MQTT

Use the yamnet TensorFlow model to classify live audio from a microphone and publish the predicted results to Home Assistant via MQTT

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This project helps you bring awareness of your environment into your smart home system. It listens to live audio from a microphone and identifies sounds like a dog barking, a baby crying, or a smoke alarm. The identified sounds are then sent to Home Assistant, allowing you to trigger automations based on what it "hears." This is perfect for anyone setting up smart home automations.

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Use this if you want your Home Assistant setup to react to specific sounds happening in your home, like sending you an alert if a smoke detector goes off or turning on a light when a specific sound is detected.

Not ideal if you need to analyze recorded audio files, identify speech content, or perform highly sensitive acoustic analysis for scientific or professional applications.

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Python

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Apache-2.0

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Oct 15, 2022

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