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A voice user interface that recognizes the user's voice via the Sphinx library to execute some commands. The system responds with a computer generated voice and sound clips. Finally, there's a server for storing and reacting to the data, and a client for connecting to the system.

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École 42

KIFT

The future of voice commands and super cool robot assistants

The project's idea is to teach the voice recognition library Sphinx to recognize your voice and commands. The system should be able to respond with a computer generated voice and sound clips. Finally, there's a server for storing and reacting to the data, and a client for connecting to the system. The server must be programmed in C, however, the client may be programmed in any language desired. The server's code must follow the norm, but can be defended with a reasonable deviation.

Setup

Run sh build.sh to compile and setup the program.

All the dependencies will be installed by running the script...

Executing

To run the project:

./kift 8080

electron kift-client/main.js

Both programs need to run at the same time! Run the server first, please :)

Try it!

Try saying one of the following commands:

Kevin, time

Kevin, screenshot

Kevin, lights

Kevin, invert colors

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Start the program:

Program running:

TODO

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A voice user interface that recognizes the user's voice via the Sphinx library to execute some commands. The system responds with a computer generated voice and sound clips. Finally, there's a server for storing and reacting to the data, and a client for connecting to the system.

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