well thanks about the idea uy had given but whatAlun said:Your best bet is to use some pre-written speech recognition software rather than atempting o write your own. I would recommend something opensource if possible as you could modify it to suit your needs, embedded Linux might be a the most suitable operating system to use for the same reason..
Check out the google search results for open source speech recognition software.
I sorry but this project isn't possible without useing a fairly powerfull computer, an old PC running speech recognition software as I suggested before is the only realistic solution. Old PCs are very cheap and it's fairly easy to incorperate the motherboard along with the hard disc and power supply into your project.shri_sam said:well thanks about the idea uy had given but what i wanted is a circuit that activated on a voice which is not required to be protected, just any one can open it with the magic word, and more over i can't use anything commericial stuffs like voice rocognition chips except microcontroller or some other chips that cant be fabriacated on ourself, so what i want is that a basic voice activated door opener that can allow any one who says the magic word and no more fancy things
thanks
in this project for voice interface card can any one help mein getting its schemayic n then ful description of its working as in uni v hv to show each working arrangment of devicessana nasim said:hi there it is a nice project n i do want to work onit i'm a novice n want to built a good project for my uni
that's what m working on coz this is the project that m not doing it for fun but a project for my uni too, so i've been looking to different sites if u too find some thing then pls forward it to me too. here i have found something that i am sharing with u n if u too find something that can v useful to this project then pls forward that me too.sana nasim said:in this project for voice interface card can any one help mein getting its schemayic n then ful description of its working as in uni v hv to show each working arrangment of devices