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Armature VR Stamp Programmer. Need Help Please!

 
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Antocobb1



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PostPosted: Tue Mar 13, 2007 9:55 pm    Post subject: Armature VR Stamp Programmer. Need Help Please! Reply with quote

I am new to the discussion board. I am armature at using the Easy VR Stamp Development Tool so some of my question may sound stupid to you, so please bear with me. I am senior college student and I have to do a project. The project will be taking the VR Stamp that I purchased and programming it to recognize a voice commands and then send a signals out. I want to develop a small scale voice controlled house. I want to speak the commands "Light One On", “Light Two On”, “Fan On”, “Light One Off”, “Light Two Off”, and “Fan Off”. After speaking these commands in to the system or microphone, I want the stamp to send a logic high (5+Volts) out for all the “On’s” and a logic low (0Volts) for all the “Off’s”. This logic high and low would be used to turn on and off a transistor that is in series with low voltage lights and fan. Will the VR Stamp be able to perform that operation? If it will perform that operation how could that be done and what level of experience would I need to program the stamp to do that operation? How long do you think, if it could be done, it would take to be programmed?

Can you program the stamp to recognize commands spoken into the Easy VR Stamp Development Tool board microphone?

What does some of the sample programs that come with the stamp perform?

If you know about any more basic tutorials in regards to the Easy VR Stamp Development Tool can you please post them?

I really appreciate all the help that is given.
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PostPosted: Wed Mar 14, 2007 1:54 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi, welcome to the forum Smile

Yes the VRStamp can do what you want, but if you want a speaker independant system, you will need the expensive Sensory T2SI library toolkit.
Otherwise, the Sensory FluentChip library can be used to build a speaker dependant system (a learning phase with the speaker will be needed to train the system).

I don't know your knowledge in programming, but for a trained programmer used with VRStamp & FluentChip library, a couple of hours would be needed to build this project with mikroC and Easy VRStamp board.

There is no speaker dependant example coming with mikroC compiler, but there are some coming with Fluentchip library that may be a good start for your project.
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PostPosted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 7:15 pm    Post subject: examples Reply with quote

"speaker dependant example", can you lead me to them,
the ones I see in the library are only descriptions of the examples but not the examples them selves.
I am having such a hard time with the training phase. Exclamation
My project needs word spoting with training but the _WS Training example provided is of little use because it is incomplete.
Maybe you can provide me with a complete example!
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 11:00 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi,
Im building a project similar to this concept. Just wondering if I need the C Compiler from Phyton to be able to do it?

I have decided to buy VR Stamp kit from 3rd parties company (cheaper).. but they don't provide the C Compiler.



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PostPosted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 11:30 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi NYC84,

what development board are you using ?

mikroC for RSC-4x is not available for sale now, but you can download it for free from here :
http://www.mikroe.com/en/compilers/mikroc/rsc4x/
you will need Phyton MCA-SE assembler anyway. The problem is the latest release of MCA-SE is not compliant with mikroC, but the oldest are.
If you manage to configure correctly mikroC for RSC-4x you can build VRSTAMP C projects for free (limited to small model of memory, but large enough to start with, no time limitation).

you can also try to download Phyton Project-SE with MCA-SE and MCC-SE C compiler from here :
http://www.phyton.com/htdocs/main.shtml?downloads.shtml~D
but it is limited to a 15 days trial.
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NYC84



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PostPosted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 3:24 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi BrunoG,

Thanks for the quick reply..

Yes I have read about the MCASE version issue in this forum. I have tried to find the old version but failed. All are dead links Sad Because of this, Easy VR Stamp is useless since I cannot create any HEX file without having older version of MCASE

Do you still have the old version of MCASE? Would you mind sending it to me @ yao_choon@hotmail.com Thanks you~
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 3:38 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

did you try this link :
http://web.archive.org/web/20060516082920/http://www.phyton.com/downloads/project-se.zip
it is dated may 16 2006, so it should be fine Question
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 6:17 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Thanks admin.. Im able to download with your link~ Smile (BTW, the downloaded zip file needs to be repaired, because its corrupted ..)

I have to wait till I got the VR Stamp from sensory to be able to try it.

Very Happy
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 09, 2008 10:59 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

BrunoG wrote:
Hi, welcome to the forum Smile

Yes the VRStamp can do what you want, but if you want a speaker independant system, you will need the expensive Sensory T2SI library toolkit.
Otherwise, the Sensory FluentChip library can be used to build a speaker dependant system (a learning phase with the speaker will be needed to train the system).

I don't know your knowledge in programming, but for a trained programmer used with VRStamp & FluentChip library, a couple of hours would be needed to build this project with mikroC and Easy VRStamp board.

There is no speaker dependant example coming with mikroC compiler, but there are some coming with Fluentchip library that may be a good start for your project.


Hi!

wthat i the difference between Speaker Independant System and Speaker Dependant System

Thanks----
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 8:14 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi hildemaro1980,
hildemaro1980 wrote:

Hi!

wthat i the difference between Speaker Independant System and Speaker Dependant System

Thanks----


here are main differences :

Speaker independant :
Arrow system does not need to be trained
Arrow system works with most of speakers
Arrow application needs Sensory's Quick T2SI Toolkit to build voice recognition software to be embedded (this toolkit is pretty expensive)

Speaker dependant :
Arrow system needs to be trained
Arrow system works only with speaker who trained the system
Arrow application can be build with free Sensory's FluentChip library
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 10, 2008 1:29 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

BrunoG wrote:
Hi hildemaro1980,
hildemaro1980 wrote:

Hi!

wthat i the difference between Speaker Independant System and Speaker Dependant System

Thanks----


here are main differences :

Speaker independant :
Arrow system does not need to be trained
Arrow system works with most of speakers
Arrow application needs Sensory's Quick T2SI Toolkit to build voice recognition software to be embedded (this toolkit is pretty expensive)

Speaker dependant :
Arrow system needs to be trained
Arrow system works only with speaker who trained the system
Arrow application can be build with free Sensory's FluentChip library


Thaks Bruno

I want to make a Electric Chair Wheel, that it wants to say that one person
uses it. is it better SI?
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