:speaker: Deep Learning & 3D Convolutional Neural Networks for Speaker Verification
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- speaker-recognition
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:speaker: Deep Learning & 3D Convolutional Neural Networks for Speaker Verification
Translated🏠 Turn the Xiaoai speaker into a true AI smart butler: Xiaoai speaker + Xiaozhi + Hermes Agent + Home Assistant, with one Xiao Qi managing all whole-home devices such as Mijia and Haier. Control and query appliances by voice, scheduled tasks run on time, teach scenes and automations with a single sentence, proactive announcements and water leak alarms, all without opening an app or writing automations.
Sophon-Realtime v1.1: open full-duplex voice models that hear your tone and speak with one. Zero-shot voice cloning, one GPU with vLLM-Omni, OpenAI Realtime / GPT-Live compatible. Apache-2.0.
An ESP32 board as the radio speaks Nintendo Switch local wireless (LDN/Pia) to Pokémon games on a real Switch: trades and Mystery Gift with FRLG, LGPE, SwSh, BDSP, PLA, SV and PLZA, from the desktop app, Android (USB) or iPhone (Bluetooth).
On-device Vision Model - a fully offline, free vision pipeline that gives text-only models (e.g. DeepSeek) image understanding and multilingual OCR through an OpenAI-compatible local API. Only tokens are needed: no API key, no subscription, no cloud cost. Recommended for native speakers of Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean.
A cross-platform modding language for GameMaker games. // Moved to Codeberg! https://codeberg.org/katsaii/catspeak-lang
Agent-ready video dubbing toolkit for Apple Silicon: local Chinese speech and bilingual subtitles. Single-speaker preview; human review required.
Push-to-talk voice dictation for Linux. 100% local, multilingual (25+ languages), with speaker diarization. Qt frontend, Rust backend on NVIDIA Parakeet via ONNX Runtime. KDE Plasmoid integrated.
Publish and Subscribe to Thingspeak using MQTT with Micropython
Library for sending data to thingspeak.com from IoT devices running micropython (such as ESP8266)
A MicroPython-based frequency generator for Raspberry Pi Pico designed to create vibrations on solenoids or speakers, enabling wave experimentation and exploration at home.
MicroPython driver for the Texas Instruments TAS2505 Digital Input Class-D Speaker Amplifier