November 2020
Advanced
7m
English
on-demand course
Voice Commands Using Arduino and Machine Learning: Train a Bot with TensorFlow Lite
with Julia Makivic
Closed Captioning available in English
Overview
In this video, you will learn how to train an Arduino to recognize simple voice commands and receive practical suggestions on how to apply voice commands to creative projects. Machine learning is finally easily compatible with Arduino!
What You Will Learn
- Build a bot respond to simple voice commands by making beeping noises
- Use the built-in microphone on the Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense to recognize simple commands
- Generate your own noises using a piezo
- Train and collect data for machine learning
Who This Video Is For
Existing Arduino users of an intermediate level or above, looking to expand and advance their creative projects.
Existing Arduino users of an intermediate level or above, looking to expand and advance their creative projects.
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