08-10-2009 05:46 PM
Hello
I am Student in AIET Mechatronics Departement
and I had a Problem
I want to Know How I can make a Simple Project That I can Control any type of indicators Like LED by Voice
Let me Explain
there is a LED Indicator
when I say "TURN ON " // LED Will Turn On
and The Computer Say "LED On"
when I say "TURN OFF " // LED Will Turn Off
and The Computer Say "LED Off"
I want to know How i can make this project because I will Conected a program Like That To an AVR Microcontroler To Control a Motor
and if This Board Can not Help Me
Please Tell Me What Board I Must To Enter it
Thanks For Helping Me
08-11-2009 02:34 PM
Hello,
To acquire the voice commands, you may be able to use the onboard sound card on the computer. In LabVIEW you can use an ExpressVI called Acquire Sound that will allow you to acquire sound from this device. If this does not work or does not sample fast enough, you can choose almost any of our data acquisition boards that can acquire about 5-10 faster than the maximum audible frequency (20kHz). Meaning you should be okay with an analog input acquiring somewhere between 100-200kHz.
Now the interesting part is how are you planning on doing speech recognition to determine whether the user says 'LED On' or 'LED Off'? You can certainly do this in LabVIEW, and other uses have, but there are not any built-in functions to do so. I did a quick search on our website for this and found the following results of other customers doing similar applications:
I hope this helps get you started.
Thanks,
Brian T
Applications Engineer
08-28-2009 06:45 AM
hi
there are softwares available which can covert voice to text easily. But the challenge is how to call that converted text into LabVIEW. i havent tried with these softwares.
Depending on the different texts, you may use case structures for your project.
08-20-2010 06:58 AM
hello...
I too have the same problem...I am trying to control the mouse using speech signals...can you please attach your VI of "LED control" ...
08-23-2010 05:49 PM
Hi Hibtulla,
I would search our site and Google for LabVIEW Speak like Brian said. It's a development tool and not what you are trying to do, but you could steal the way it utilized the Microsoft Speech API. It would be a lot easier than trying to get your own speak recognition algorithm working.
05-18-2011 12:21 PM
Hi
I'm student of mechatronic and for my final year project I want do the voice recognition for control wheelchar, such as forward , left , right
and I want use labview to control it , I need some information about such as the project
Thanx
05-19-2011 01:33 PM - edited 05-19-2011 01:34 PM
Hello moha62
Thank you very much for your interest in National Instruments! Can you please confirm whether Brian T's post was helpful to you? Brian makes a number of suggestions as to how to proceed. If this has not been helpful, some more preliminary information would assist me in helping you. Can you please tell me which versions of LabVIEW and which operating system you are using? Have you decided on any third party hardware for LabVIEW to interface with? Thank you very much for your inquiries and I look forward to assisting you with this.
05-20-2011 01:00 AM
Dear Sir
Thanx for Replying me, actually my pc is cori5, and i used labview 2009.
I asked from my teacher about the hardware , he knows but I forget already,sorry.
The objectives of this project are: an intelligent wheelchair work with voice command such as Right, Left, Forward, Backward and Stop. Furthermore there are some tasks for emergency situation, for example, if the normal command does not work the user can use these command to stop the system. In this system will use LABVIEW for controlling.
05-23-2011 11:40 AM
Hello moha62
Thank you very much for your response! You can certainly implement this functionality in LabVIEW. To better assist you, could you please verify which hardware that your instructor has provided? Thank you very much for your time and effort as I address your concern.
05-27-2011 03:56 AM
Dear Sir
I think for Hardware, I can use compactRIO, But I'm not sure.