Voice operated home automation system based on Kinect sensor

Rathnayake, K. A. S. V.; Diddeniya, S. I. A. P.; Wanniarachchi, W. K. I. L.; Nanayakkara, W. H. K. P.; Gunasinghe, H. N.

doi:10.1109/iciafs.2016.7946530

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“…In Ref. [35], the authors proposed to use Kinect V2 to receive voice commands and then send them to a trained computer system with Microsoft Speech Recognition Engine for identification. e reported accuracy is 95% when the distance between the user and the Kinect is less than four meters and when the noise level is less than 53 dB.…”

Section: Off-the-shelf Software-based Speech Recognition For Voicementioning

confidence: 99%

Skeleton of Implementing Voice Control for Building Automation Systems

Dweik

Abdalla

AlHroob

et al. 2022

Scientific Programming

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Building automation is one of the most popular trends in the 21st century, as it provides buildings with modern and luxurious touches. Furthermore, voice-controlled automation systems are very convenient for the current fast-paced life style as people need to quickly, efficiently, and safely control everything around them. The goal of this article is to provide a skeleton for implementing voice control to a building automation system. The article also presents and evaluates a use case of the proposed skeleton integrated with a KNX-based office automation system. Through the integrated system, lights and blinds are controlled and sensors are polled using voice commands from an authorized personal. This article serves as an educational reference for engineering students interested in applying authorized voice control capability to automation systems.

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Section: Off-the-shelf Software-based Speech Recognition For Voicementioning

confidence: 99%

Skeleton of Implementing Voice Control for Building Automation Systems

Dweik

Abdalla

AlHroob

et al. 2022

Scientific Programming

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“…Home automation is gaining popularity as a result of its multiple advantages. Home automation refers to the use of local networking or remote control to operate household equipment and features [4][5][6]. Artificial Intelligence gives us the tools we need to make real-time decisions and automate processes for the Internet of Things (IoT) [7][8][9][10].…”

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“…In [4], centralized control of remote household appliances has been demonstrated using speech control using a Kinect V2 as a voice receiver. A computer system has been trained to recognize a set of voice commands in this prototype.…”

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Sound Control Home Automation

Baliyan¹

2022

IJSREM

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This is a sound control home automation project that uses sound to turn on or off any electrical circuit. This is a circuit that works by creating sound from a distance. When a person claps or makes a sound that can be caught by a condenser microphone, the circuit's output light turns on. If another person claps, the light will turn off. The basic idea behind this project is that the condenser microphone catches up your claps, coughs, and the sound of a book being knocked off the table. It generates a weak electrical signal that is amplified by the transistor stage that follows. Each signal changes the state of two transistors coupled in a bistable multivibrator. One of these transistors controls a bulb through a heavier transistor. This is a sound-activated switch. Sound, for example, may be used to turn on or off a fan, a fluorescent light, a television, and other equipment.

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