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kenarsa

448 karma · joined March 26, 2018

I like deep learning, machine learning, and scientific computing.

https://picovoice.ai/

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End-to-End Embedded Voice Platform

youtube.com·1 pts·kenarsa·
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End-to-End Voice Recognition on Raspberry Pi Zero

youtube.com·3 pts·kenarsa·
0

End-to-End Voice Recognition with Python

medium.com·5 pts·kenarsa·
0

Cross-Platform Chess in .NET Core with Offline Voice Commands

youtube.com·4 pts·kenarsa·
0

Alexa, Google, and Siri wake words are now free

picovoice.ai·2 pts·kenarsa·
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Private Voice AI with React

picovoice.ai·1 pts·kenarsa·
0

Picovoice Console lets device makers create their own voice assistants

venturebeat.com·1 pts·kenarsa·
0

Speak Privately to the Browser

picovoice.ai·3 pts·kenarsa·
0

Speech Recognition Running Locally in the Browser

youtube.com·2 pts·kenarsa·
0

Offline Speech-to-Text on Raspberry Pi Zero

youtube.com·9 pts·kenarsa·
6

Private voice recognition running locally in browser

picovoice.ai·4 pts·kenarsa·
1

The Case for Voice AI on the Edge

picovoice.ai·1 pts·kenarsa·
0

Offline Voice AI on an MCU

youtube.com·1 pts·kenarsa·
0

NLU on a Microcontroller

youtube.com·3 pts·kenarsa·
1

Offline voice AI within 512 KB of RAM [video]

youtube.com·142 pts·kenarsa·
40

Private on-device voice ai

picovoice.ai·2 pts·kenarsa·
0

Voice control engine that runs fully in the browser using WebAssembly

picovoice.ai·86 pts·kenarsa·
27

Speech-to-Text Benchmark: Framework for benchmarking speech-to-text engines

github.com·195 pts·kenarsa·
64

Build a voice interface in three minutes with PORCUPiNE

youtube.com·1 pts·kenarsa·
0

Yet Another Wake-Word Detection Engine

medium.com·1 pts·kenarsa·
0

Open-source framework for benchmarking wake-word engines

github.com·1 pts·kenarsa·
0

Porcupine: On-device wake-word detection engine powered by deep learning

github.com·6 pts·kenarsa·
0
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