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Arduino Voice Recognition

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Please let me know that there is any Arduino Library available for Voice Recognition.

When I program the sketch it works like below,

When we say ON then LED turn-on when we say OFF LED turn-off.?
 

You can use Arduino UNO + mikroE SpeakUp Click + mikroBus Shield for UNO. I am doing a similar project. Voice data is stored in SpeakUp and when voice command is received the SpeakUp sends out voice command index (integer value) through UART and UART of SpeakUp will be interfaced to Arduino UNO's UART. You have to read the voice command index and use a switch statement to decide which device is turned ON or OFF.

I am planning to do such a product like voice and touch controlled switch boards. I am making a TFT + mikroBus shield for ChipKitMax32. I will be using ChipKitMax32 + Shield + SpeakUp + SSR board + additional circuit for phase angle control for Fans.

You just use SpeakUp.
 
SpeakUp responds only to voice commands of users who have stored their voice commands in it. If you make a mikroBus Shield for Arduino Mega2560 or Arduino DUE with two mikroBus sockets then you can have SpeakUp Click (3.3V device) and GSM2 Click (3.3V device). Both need one UART. So, two UARTs are needed. Then you can make a device which can control appliances with voice and also SMS.

Devices that you need to make a voice controlled device.

https://arduino.cc/en/Main/arduinoBoardUno

https://www.mikroe.com/click/arduino-uno-shield/

https://www.mikroe.com/click/speakup/

**broken link removed**

No, electromagnetic relays. They make noise.
 
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If you just want to turn ON/OFF devices but doesn't want to dim light or control speed offsn then you can just use SpeakUp and a Solid State relay board. (You can also use optically isolated noise making electomagnetic relays). SpeakUp can control 12 devices on its own. The STN32 onboard of SpeakUp has 12 IO pins for that purpose. Connect the 12 IO pins on SpeakUp to relay board inputs. No need for Arduino and UNO Click Shield.


You can use these relay boards but they are 240V AC 2A output contact type.

https://www.sainsmart.com/8-channel...oard-omron-ssr-4-pic-arm-avr-dsp-arduino.html

https://www.sainsmart.com/sainsmart...y-module-board-omron-ssr-avr-dsp-arduino.html

https://www.sainsmart.com/sainsmart...y-module-board-omron-ssr-avr-dsp-arduino.html


I was planning to buy OMRON (JAPAN) 360V AC 5A switching type relays but they cost 35 USD each.

I found a SHARP relay which is cheaper. It can switch 265V AC 8A. S208T02F

https://www.mouser.in/ProductDetail/Sharp-Microelectronics/S208T02F/?qs=5GkI%2bDO3aZa2ycd3Up1hSA==

It's time to buy SHARP SSR.
 
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Dear

I cannot purchase those shields that`s why I am making Arduino based projects.

If you have Arduino supported projects so share with us.
 

What do you want ? Arduino Code for SpeakUp based or bitVoicer based ?
 

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