Do you have a video on how to create this?

I need one

I need one of these for remote cat discipline

Cool project!! Would this work over a Wi-FI network, or would this only work while in Bluetooth range?

How do you make this contraption, I need to make a couple, please help :-(

This is great! appreciate you contributing to the ISY efforts. Looking for a DL link though??

I need help in coding and circuit diagrams ...

Hi Noel! First of all I want to congratulate you for the great work that you did. I was looking for something like your project but unfortunately I didn't find nothing that explain with more detail how Easyvr's working, like how to make easyvr responding to me when I ask for a command... In documentation it's explained very superficial... so I wondering if it is possible to have the sketch of your project for a better understanding and if you have some advice about where to find more documentation about Easyvr I would be grateful. Thank you and sorry for my bad english.

Can you dim your device as well or only on off?

Any chance that you can explain to me how the code works using the push buttons on the board?

Would it need to be a Arduino mini, or could it be another Arduino model like the uno

Noel Geren your link dont work

Мило.

Looks dangerous

Hi Noel! Is that android application? If yes can you send me sources?

Great project :) I am also working on smart home with Raspberry PI and multiple Arduino's, I want to do something similar to what you did, I am wondering where did you locate the Arduino with the EasyVR board ? did it was in the ceiling ? and from where did you get the power supply for the Arduino ? Maybe you can help me, I want to locate the Arduino with the EasyVR board on the Kitchen, where is the best location ?

Very nice project congratulations, but what microphone did u use? and what is the distant between u and mic

i want the programm plz

Do you mind to share the source code? Thanks ;) My email is [email protected]

wow, nice ! can i have full source? i need the source. i'm newbie from android programming. i was try your code, and i was start service but not work. if you can help me, please send me your contact, or contact me to [email protected] thank you! :D

How to make it??

This is awesome. I have the same setup, but finding examples of working GPIO on it have been sparse. Did you write your own app, and if so, where's a good place to start to be able to do something similar to this?

I built a new kernel from scratch with the rowboat patches. I never needed the EEPROM address, it just "worked" --- I would go over some of the walkthroughs as most use the 4DCAPE. icculus.org/~hendersa/android/

Hi,How to do use 4DCAPE run Android ,I don't know how can I setting kernel driver or 4DCAPE's EEPROM address？ Thank! (my english is not well,If there are any questions, you can ask questions,because i need your help!)

Why do through all that? Just get a clapper!

does easyVR have biometrics?.. wherein it will only follow commands to one person's voice?..

Hi :) Is fantastic this project! But.... please can i have the sketch? :P

Congrats on making it onto Hackaday! hackaday.com/2015/01/15/budget-wrist-controlled-rc-car-is-a-nice-touch/

Hi Noel, wow, there seems to be a lot of echo in your room there, It's interesting that it is working as well as it does there. I imagine that you trained the voice commands into the VR using Tigal's Easy VR Commander? I have been working on embedding this thing into a product that I manufacture, and I am having some trouble with one aspect of it. I have to reproduce almost all of the functionality of the VR Commander software into my own GUI. I am following their instructions, for what good they are, but this one part is still not working. I am getting strange results. I put in a ticket to their helpdesk for some help, it has been a week, and no response yet. I might be forced to solder some wires onto their evaluation board, to try to capture some serial strings to see how they are handling this one part, but I don't think that my storage scope is going to capture the whole string. I am a bit bummed.

OH SNAP! ++

That was very cool!

Hi, Can you please share the android code for continuous speech recognition.

Hi! How can i running on my Android tablet your java script?

i would like to do the same setup as you have made. what network controller did you use to make the EasyVR Shield 2.0, Arduino board talk to the insteon hub. did you have write a custom script?? because i don't think i would be great at that?? also thanks for your time replying to these questions

Hey Noel, i want to do the same setup in my house is there any chance you have done a full write up on how everything works with pictures, i am finding it had to get my head around the custom service and how to write it ??

jens de wispelaere - Did you try my source code that I pasted in the comments, or are you referring to your own?

how did u manage to stop the speech recognizer of beeping when it starts listening. every time i start the listener there's a beep i can't turn off.

3D printed hand controller link is not available...:( pls update it soon..

Did you use a different microphone than the one that came with the EasyVR?

Can you share your project code with us.. i'm trying to get continous voice recognition working as a service but till now it failed

hi, what service do you used for the speech recognition system? It needs an internet connection? I would made a similar project (simple chat-bot) but i don't know how to recognize the voice and convert it into text...

Hey Noel, I'm also using a Android 4.2 JellyBean image with 3.8.13 Linux kernel and using the same 7inch 4D LCD cape but ,I get nothing on the screen ,I mean the screen isn't just coming alive!, can your share your Android ROM? or perhaps troubleshoot?

Hello, nice video. I have a question, which audio system is compatible with Insteon? Thank you.

If your pins are exported/configured properly, the device tree makes accessing them as simple as reading/writing to a file. Search for "device tree gpio android", and you'll find plenty of resources to help you along.

Hey Noel, I am working with Arduino and am interested in voice recognition for home automation. I want to start out with turning lights on and off in my bedroom via voice commands, and continue from there (like you have in this videos). I was wondering how good the EasyVR Shield is, and if I can realistically have one somewhere in my room to hear my voice prompts no matter where I am in my room, and also if it needs to be hooked up to a computer to work or if it can all be done through the Arduino with an uploaded sketch? Thanks you for your time if you find time to answer this. -Aaron

Good night. As you manage to access the pins from your aplicaicón android? I would like your source code. Thank you

Hi Noel, could you please expand on the custom through-home custom intercom system you mention. I wonder what type of custom system you've developed here. Does it include mics all around the house? Do this mics then connect to the EasyVR audio input? Wired or wireless solution? Thanks man, you've done quite an impressive job here.

Merry Christmas!

Felix, The Arduino (Ethernet) talks to another network controller that's connected to the Insteon house grid.

Nice demo, how did you interface the Insteon devices to Arduino?