- Published on October 19, 2020
- In Deep Tech
Being Tony Stark: How To Build A Voice Assistant Of Your Own?
In this article, we will be focusing on forging a basic and easy voice assistant of our own. It would be a customizable voice assistant which you surely tweak with, as per your desires and requirements.
- By Bhavishya Pandit
I have always fantasized about flying in the iron man suit and had wondered all my day how cool that would be. Also, the personal voice assistant Tony has is super cool. So today, my responsibility is to make you feel a bit more like a tech maniac like tony!
This article is dedicated to tony! We love you 3000 <3.
In this article, we will be focusing on forging a basic and easy voice assistant of our own. It would be a customizable voice assistant which you surely tweak with, as per your desires and requirements.
We will be making one with the following advancements:
Speech RecognitionGoogle text to speechWindow AutomationWeb Browser automation.
Let the name be Jarvis, for the time being.
Features of our Voice assistant:
Should tell me the current timeShould te
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Bhavishya Pandit
Understanding and building fathomable approaches to problem statements is what I like the most. I love talking about conversations whose main plot is machine learning, computer vision, deep learning, data analysis and visualization.
Apart from them, my interest also lies in listening to business podcasts, use cases and reading self help books.
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