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Voice Commands System based on Arduino Solution

Control your device with voice commands using the Arduino Speech Recognition Engine. Speech recognition is a technology field that captures, interprets, and computes a voice to transform it into text (TTS). Once the voice has been transformed into text, it can be applied to different applications, from speech dictation to command-voice controllers, health monitoring, robotics and artificial intelligence or accessibility, among many others.
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