Voice Control Device using Raspberry Pi
Pooja Singh, Pinki Nayak, Arpita Datta, Depanshu Sani, Garima Raghav, Rahul Tejpal · 2019
This paper shows the working of a device based on implementation of a voice command system as an intelligent personal assistant. The services provided by the device depends on the input given in the form of voice command by the user and ability to access information from a variety of online sources such as weather, telling time or accessing online applications to listen to music. This Voice driven device uses Raspberry Pi as its main hardware. Speech to text engine is used to convert the voice command to simple text. Query processing is then applied using natural language processing (NLP) onto this text to interpret the intended meaning of the command given by the user. After interpreting the intended meaning, text to speech conversion is used to give appropriate output in the form of speech. This device might provide a platform to visually impair to do their day to day tasks more easily like listening to music, checking weather conditions, checking current time or even doing a simple mathematical calculation. Many experiments and results were accomplished and documented.