Hi everyone
recently I wanted to incorporate speech recog. into arduino.I browsed through many recog modules and shields but they all cost MONEY.So I devised this:-
Windows 7 speech recog types whatever we say into notepad.And there are many notepad copies which are coded with C language so we can code them to send the text typed (said) to arduino through a serial port.
I do not exactly know how i can send or read the data.Will this work?
I can't make sense of the 'notepad' approach you describe, and I suspect it's unworkable. However, it should be easy enough to use voice recognition on the PC to send text commands to the Arduino via its USB serial connection, and have a sketch on the Arduino recognise specific commands and take actions in response. I suggest that all the intelligence would need to be on the PC, and even with the advanced state of modern voice recognition this would still be limited to specific simple command words/phrases.
I scraped the notepad,As suggested by peter and after an exhaustive google I found out that there is a speech recog command in the .NET framework.So i guess i can create my own voice recog program.We can read strings by http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/ReadASCIIString(I Presume)
Am i missing anything?