Whistle speech-to-text running fully on an ESP32-S3

T1Covered by 1 source · first reported by Raspberry Pi / Arduino / Adafruit at 28 Oct, 16:18 UTC

Saulo Verissimo has published whistle-esp32 on GitHub, a speech-to-text demo that runs entirely on an ESP32-S3. Hold a button, say something like “make it red” or “flash the light blue”, and the board’s onboard WS2812 LED does it. No network, no cloud, no phone. It transcribes free speech rather…

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• T1Whistle speech-to-text running fully on an ESP32-S3Raspberry Pi / Arduino / Adafruit28 Oct, 16:18