Project “Jarvis”: step five (look at me)
Tonight, I’ll go for a very simple hack: connect a webcam, detect motions and stream a live feed over HTTP. Not sure how it’ll fit with Project “Jarvis”, but who …
Project “Jarvis”: step four (GUI)
Here comes another step in the conception on project “Jarvis”. For once, let’s not be too geeky. I feel artsy today. I’ll focus on the GUI and fire up Inskcape …
Project “Jarvis”: step three (the brain)
During the last steps, voice recording, speech-to-text and text-to-speech feasibility was studied. Now enters another difficicult part: the brain ! The last steps implied the use of external services for …
Project “Jarvis”: step two (speak to me)
In my previous post, I conducted a few experiments with speech recognition via Google’s Speech API and get enough results to push the project “Jarvis” a bit further. Now it …
Project “Jarvis”: step one (proof of concept)
Adding Siri to both my old iPad 1 and iPhone 4 was a failure 🙁 Jailbreaking went nice, but messing up with SiriPort was a complete disaster, and it took …
Raspberry Pi, ready to serve !
Alright. My Raspberry Pi by is set up and delivering AirPrint and AirPlay services. Let’s add few web capabilities. A lightweight configuration: Nginx & SQLite I felt like the …
Baking Apple Pies
Now that “applepie” (my very first Raspberry Pi) is set up, it is time to have a little fun. The first hacks will be to turn the device into a …
A healthy dose of raspberries
It’s been two long weeks, but the Rasberry Pi I ordered finally arrived this friday. I’m extremely excited with this tiny thing. Just like messing with my first computer (30 …