Speech recognition

LoopyByteloose

Has anyone used the HM2007 Speech Recognition chip with a Basic Stamp?

This chip seems to accept up to 40 commands and generate binary code.· I am interested if someone has practical experience using it.· The article I read suggested using an earphone as a microphone to eliminate high frequency noise from robot motors.

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Jon Williams

I'm thinking about buying one too -- please share your experience after you get your setup working.

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Jon Williams
Applications Engineer, Parallax

SPENCE

I am not shouting. I have found it much easier to read and type all caps for over 55 years.

Are there any kits available in the us and where. Url's??

I could not even find a source with gogle. Maybe google has the burps.

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Jon Williams

http://www.imagesco.com/catalog/hm2007/SpeechRecognitionKit.html

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Jon Williams
Applications Engineer, Parallax

Kevin Wood

Here is another company dealing with speech processing technology:

www.sensoryinc.com/

Jon Williams

In the FWIW category... Sensory customer service is horrid. Even after face-to-face promises from the president of that company that I would be given any technical information that I needed, that was never the case and I abandoned my project to connect their products to ours. The service was so bad I feel compelled to warn my friends who purchase Parallax products.

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Jon Williams
Applications Engineer, Parallax

Kevin Wood

Jon,

Your experience with Sensory speaks louder than mine, which is none. Also in the FWIW category, somebody must have benefitted from your discussions with Sensory, since they offer a VR Stamp voice recognition module. Oh well...

Kevin Wood