AI Assistant (IP Mic)

Works with Home Assistant via Web-Hooks to trigger automations. This app allows you to send your voice commands over the internet or LAN. It uses TCP and Token for verification. You can also enter a text query for the Speech Recognition AI. Features: - Word Routing: If a phrase is detected, forwards the whole recognized message to another server socket (IP + port) - Word Commands: If a phrase is detected, another command is send to a server socket (IP + port) - Word Responses: If a phrase is detected, a proper reply message is send back to the client (IP Mic for Android) - Webhooks: You can trigger an automation in "Home Assistant" - Shell Commands: You can use the same commands like in "command prompt" in Windows or "console" in Linux. - Transfer Learning: The neural network will retrain itself faster if the wocabulary is changed, because of the previous experience. Or you can simply continue the training of the neural network with new extra data. It also works when the last hidden layers are changed, added or removed. - High Performance: The neural network runs neurons in each layer in parallel threads for feed forward (speech recognition) and backprop (training). This app starts recording audio from when the Mic button (icon) is pressed. When the Mic button is released, the recording is sent to the Speech Recognition AI. The response is received by the app. It can also speak, which is an option. You can set up the server's IP address, server's port, token, and also background color. More info about the Speech Recognition AI can be found here: https://github.com/viktorvano/SpeechRecognitionAI