Not to sure if it has been done!!!

Well I hope I can get some help here in moving me to the perfect spot of information. Currently my project is for my Masters Degree - I have some time to develop it.

Title - Speech recognition

Basically here's the low down, I want to connect to an arduino device - wireless of course (not Bluetooth) and send speech commands using a smart phone. It can be with iPhone or android phone, it does not matter. I did also think about using Bluetooth for management.

Currently I have seen users utilize SiriProxy for the iphone and android robots for android phone. I basically want to take that a step further, and of course home automation - there tons of information but because it's for my master degree I can not copy some else idea. I would get a flat zero if I do that. Therefore here's my current hardware it's not completed but here's a small list

It's two of each - just in case

Innogear HC-05 Wireless Bluetooth Host Serial Transceiver Module Slave and Master RS232 For Arduino

SainSmart 4-Channel Relay Module

nRF24L01+ 2.4GHz Wireless Transceiver Arduino Compatible

ARDUINO UNO (Arduino UNO R3 board with DIP ATmega328P )

Arduino Nano v3.0

I just need some breadboard and wires and if you stay tune I'll attach later on a quick paper design and I still have not thought of what to hook up to in order to test it other than LED's..

Any who.. I hope you can help me out as well hope you stay tune so that you can see the progress of the project.. and hopefully I get an A for my course on my Masters Degree...

S0methingDiff:
I can not copy some else idea.
...
I hope you can help me out

I'm not sure if those two statements are consistent.

But that aside, I'm not really sure what you're asking for help on?

S0methingDiff:
Basically here's the low down,

Perhaps the following covers it in fewer words

  • You have a phone that can recognize voice commands
  • You want the phone to send commands to the Arduino using Bluetooth
  • You want the Arduino to operate some stuff in response to those commands

As far as this Forum is concerned it is only the last two items that are relevant
You will need to describe the sort of things you want the Arduino to do
Then it should be a simple matter to figure out what sort of commands that should come from the phone

As far as I know it is easier to do Bluetooth with an Android phone - the cheap Bluetooth devices (such as HC05) apparently don't work with Apple phones.

...R

I posted the 1st post in Feb of 2015 - finally on Sept I get to start on the project. I had to battle and defend my idea to a panel of instructors.. Therefore the original idea was to use Bluetooth with voice recognition for some security. Although they suggested that I use WI-FI because they think I may have a bandwidth issue. But either way I would like to do the Bluetooth 1st and then Wi-Fi as my secondary.. I have over 3 months to complete my project in order to graduate with my Masters degree..

S0methingDiff:
I posted the 1st post in Feb of 2015 - finally on Sept I get to start on the project. I had to battle and defend my idea to a panel of instructors.. Therefore the original idea was to use Bluetooth with voice recognition for some security. Although they suggested that I use WI-FI because they think I may have a bandwidth issue. But either way I would like to do the Bluetooth 1st and then Wi-Fi as my secondary.. I have over 3 months to complete my project in order to graduate with my Masters degree..

Are you planing on doing the voice recognition on the Arduino? Good luck.

If you can get the Voice to Text on the Phone and send the text for implement to the Arduino, That is possible.

If you rewrite Siri on an Arduino Uno, I will bow down and call you GOD.

Chuck.

S0methingDiff:
I want to connect to an arduino device - wireless of course (not Bluetooth) and send speech commands using a smart phone.

Seems to me that your only problem is getting a signal that Arduino can understand, out the phone, in response to voice input. I think that's a phone problem and Arduino is the least of your worries. I imagine the problem miught determine which phone you use, and the phone will also determine the choice of Bluetooth or WiFi. I'm not sure Arduino will care either way.

You would be well-advised to use a BLE module rather than the HC-05, as it will talk to IOS and Android.

I can't see the point of using NRF24s. In the unlikely event that they can be persuaded to talk to a phone, it probably won't be worth the effort.

S0methingDiff:
I posted the 1st post in Feb of 2015 - finally on Sept I get to start on the project. I had to battle and defend my idea to a panel of instructors.. Therefore the original idea was to use Bluetooth with voice recognition for some security. Although they suggested that I use WI-FI because they think I may have a bandwidth issue. But either way I would like to do the Bluetooth 1st and then Wi-Fi as my secondary.. I have over 3 months to complete my project in order to graduate with my Masters degree..

Writing a post like this that does not respond to what other people here have said is "talking to yourself"

It may be therapeutic but it does not assist people to help you and it certainly discourages me.

Will we be recognized in your Master's degree ?

...R