Published: 10 Oct 2019 › Updated: 10 Oct 2019
Espressif ESP-Skainet Voice Assistant Offers Wake Word Engine and Speech Commands Recognition for Embedded MCUs
Skynet is finally here! OK, not quite, but at least we do have ESP-Skainet now courtesy of Espressif Systems. ESP-Skainet is an intelligent voice assistant that features the company's WakeNet wake word engine and MultiNet speech commands recognition.
WakeNet
WakeNet has been specifically designed for low-power MCUs such as ESP8266 or ESP32 with a low memory footprint (20KB RAM) and a high calculation speed that makes it capable of achieving a high success rate for wake word detection even in noisy environments.
WakeNet in LyraT Mini Board
Tested in the company's upcoming LyraT-Mini audio board
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