Hello all,
I am new to the board and a total noob when it comes to programming. I want to find out the capabilities of the Arduino board. I have a Wall-E model and the original designer has it set up with servos and motors run on an Arduino, motor shield, buck's converter, and a Raspberry Pi to control it remotely on a phone or tablet. I am not interested in remote control but would like to know, if attached to a voice recognition module, I could get it to run sub-routines. For example: If I trained the voice recognition board to the word dance, would the Arduino be capable of running a program to operate the servos, drive motor, play music, etc. Also, other sub-routines from other voice commands or is that too complex and a Raspberry Pi would work better?
Thank you for any assistance in this matter,
John
That is a question that cannot be answered straight up but maybe yes to all. It depends on what you are trying to do and the efficiency of the peripherals and code. Get one and find out the fun way:-) This response is to help you get started in solving your problem, not solve it for you.
Good Luck & Have Fun!
Gil
I can't see anything in your description that looks impossible but since I don't see any details of "a Wall-E model" or what "voice recognition module" you plan to use I may have missed something important.
There are voice recognition modules. It is possible to get them to run different functions when different words/phrases are recognised. The functions can run servos and motors and sound (through a suitable player usually).
There are some very powerful Arduinos available these days so you could almost certainly find one that would run all that. It sounds like even a fairly basic one would be o.k. but only some real detail will tell that.
Steve