Voice recognition question

I want to connect my Arduino Uno to a stand-alone (no PC) voice recognition board which will allow me to

control my device with one or two word commands such as: "module blink,” “turn left”, “turn right,” "module

on,” "module off;” you get the idea. I have searched the Internet and have found 2 similar voice recognition

boards, the easyVR and smartVR shields (at sparkfun), and the Bitvoicer (at

(http://www.bitsophia.com/BitVoicer.aspx) which look pretty good on paper and on YouTube. HOWEVER, from what

I can determine with my limited electronics knowledge, all 3 of those boards require a PC interface. There

is another newer board, the ES6928P talking voice recognition system at

http://www.engineeringshock.com/es6928p-voice-recognition-circuit.html Which looks like it might work. I

also looked at the Speakjet, but it is designed for speaking, not for speech recognition. Firstly, I would

like your expertise in confirming that what I have written above is either correct or incorrect. Secondly,

are there other board possibilities that I have overlooked, including using a different microcontroller, such

as a PIC or other? Please advise. I am open to discussing any suggestions/ideas you might have. Thanks.

if i'm not wrong, you only need the PC when creating the voice profiles.

You mat try stand alone arduino for a few commands:
http://coolarduino.wordpress.com/2012/10/18/speech-voice-recognition-remix/

Bitvoicer needs a PC connected at all times. EasyVR needs a PC to program your commands only. I have an EasyVR shield and it's standalone. You just have to power the Arduino.

BitVoicer does not need to be physically connected to a PC. I added wireless comunication to my project (http://arduino.cc/forum/index.php/topic,140765.0.html), so I can have a speech activated Arduino anywhere my wireless network reaches.