Wake word demonstration on Raspberry Pi and custom ESP32 board in Home Assistant | Year of the Voice
If there's one thing people have been asking for during the Year of the Voice, it's wake word. The ability to say something like "OK Google," "Hey Siri," or "Alexa" to make your smart home automatically listen to your commands. Guess what - we did it. Wake word is now available in Home Assistant. In this video, we demonstrate wake word detection on a Raspberry Pi 3 and an ESP32 board.
You can learn more about how to transform a Raspberry Pi into a voice assistant here: https://github.com/synesthesiam/homea....
Then find out how to create your very own wake word in this tutorial: https://www.home-assistant.io/voice_c...
You can learn more about our open-source wake word technology in Chapter 4 of Year of the Voice: • Year of the Voice - Chapter 4
And read more about Year of the Voice as a whole at: https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/20...
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