mnhassan Posted July 17, 2006 Report Share Posted July 17, 2006 hello floks, am doing a project about voice activated door opener, without using any voice recognition, i really need help about how to start, any ideas? ;) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Theatronics Posted July 17, 2006 Report Share Posted July 17, 2006 Voice activated without recognizing a voice?Ok, why not.I am going to assume you mean that if you say (OPEN)The door will open for a while and then close again.You might also want to add ‘CLOSE’ later but that isMore complex.What you are looking for, I think, is a sound activated circuit.The sound of a voice would be the trigger.The key of course is to select some attribute of the voice that is uniqueEnough that the door will not trigger to just any word or sound.In English ‘OPEN’ is a long vowel sound with a hard percussion ‘P’ in the middle, and then a soft ‘nnnnn’ sound.Looking at a scope and a frequency range there are 3 distinct events.You could do something like this.Set up a series of notch pass filters, similar to a graphic EQ. Then say the word ‘OPEN” several times and tune the notches so that they switch on and off as you say the word and different frequencies are accented and muted.Have the outputs light LEDs for testing.Then feed the outputs into series of logic gates (And gates)Lets say you end up with 5 notch filters. Named (a,b,c,d and e)O triggers a,b,c, and ePh triggers all of themEn triggers c,d and eThen set up your logic thus:Key 1 = A and B and C and E and not DKey 2 = A and B and C and D and EKey 3 = C and D and E and not A and Not BThen a sequential circuit can be set up where the Keys need to be triggeredIn the proper sequence in order to get the system to output a signal. (A series of flipflops would work)Personally I would use something like this:http://www.sensoryinc.com/This device has VR built into it and is easy to set up. You can have it Open, Close, Lock , Unlock and ring the door bell and still have space left over.Good Luck-Mike Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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