dalehumby/openWakeWord-rhasspy
openWakeWord for Rhasspy
This project helps you manage voice commands across your home automation system more efficiently. It takes audio streams from your voice assistant devices (like Rhasspy 'satellites') and identifies pre-defined 'wake words' such as 'Alexa' or 'Hey Mycroft'. The output is a notification to your central voice assistant hub, allowing it to respond to commands. Home automation enthusiasts and those building custom voice-controlled environments will find this useful.
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Use this if you have a multi-room voice assistant setup (like Rhasspy's Base/Satellite mode) and want to offload wake-word detection from individual low-power devices to a central, more powerful server.
Not ideal if you're using a single, standalone voice assistant device or if you prefer wake-word detection to happen exclusively on each device without network dependencies.
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