On retro-computing: null modem communication
In a previous post, I presented the restoration of an Apple IIc that I acquired a couple of months ago. Since it was my first steps with an Apple II …
My week-end with E.V.E
I spent part of my week-end finishing the voice recognition sub-system, tweaking E.V.E’s UX and cleaning up E.V.E / A.D.A.M code. Let’s see how it went ! E.V.E loves snakes …
E.V.E is witty
Yesterday, I tested a tiny USB microphone for E.V.E, and managed to recognized the recorded sentence with the help of the wit.ai platform (even though the quality of the microphone …
E.V.E is all ears
Now that enough progress has been made on E.V.E touch-enabled interface, and since we added a websocket-enabled general purpose middleware (A.D.A.M) to handle local hardware and proxy HTTP requests, we can now tackle voice …
E.V.E meets A.D.A.M
In the previous post, we quickly reverse-engineered an Orange LiveBox Play set-top box and how it can be easily driven by simple HTTP requests. Be before implementing an interface between …
E.V.E sips Orange juice
Since I’m still waiting for all the audio components I ordered for E.V.E’s voice recognition functionality, let’s try in the meantime to interface E.V.E with a first home device. The very …
E.V.E is a Yodeling Cowgirl
Here is a little followup of this week-end work on E.V.E. I’m still at a prototyping stage which means there rough edges and that the source code is sometimes naughty), …
A kiosk mode for E.V.E
E.V.E front panel is touch-based. This is why I ordered an official touchscreen for Raspberry Pi, that I started to play with last night. The software on E.V.E’s front has …