How can I do voice recognition with ARM based microcontrollers?

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Hello
I like to build a simple system with voice recognition, when user says "GO" system runs, and when he says "OPEN" it opens something, etc.
How can I do that in C with ARM microcontrollers? Is it possible to have a system with small dictionary (20 to 50 words)? Is there simple way and library to do that?
How can I do that? I should search for it with what keywords?

What I have tried:

ََA resultless searching on google !!!

Posted 23-Aug-16 5:12am

hor_313

Updated 23-Aug-16 9:45am

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Cryptonite · Answer 1 · 2016-08-23T05:40:00

Solution 1

I recommend the Raspy Pi for what you're trying to do. Spoiler alert! You will have fun tinkering with this board.

Best Voice Recognition Software for Raspberry Pi - DIY Hacking[^]

And this one is compiled using GCC (which is a C compiler):

Adding speech recognition to your embedded platform. | Hackaday[^]

Posted 23-Aug-16 5:40am

Cryptonite

Updated 23-Aug-16 5:53am

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hor_313 23-Aug-16 13:28pm

Thank you Cryptonite but I want to reduce the costs and should do it with ARM microcontroller self designed board.

Cryptonite 24-Aug-16 11:38am

Are you planning on running Linux or bare bones?

Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 2 · 2016-08-23T09:45:00

Solution 2

You're going to have to do you're own research on this, possible even go as far as implementing some of this in hardware yourself.

Start reading these[^].

Posted 23-Aug-16 9:45am

Dave Kreskowiak