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Voice Recognition Solutions

Voice recognition is used as a human machine interface (HMI) which has been adopted in a lot of products including robotics and smart speakers. The voice recognition solution is developed from the need to adopt more convenient functions while keeping costs as low as possible in consumer and industrial equipment. Voice recognition function is becoming an important additional feature, as it can help visually impaired and elderly persons by enabling the use of spoken commands to achieve certain tasks. Renesas' voice recognition solutions do not need an internet connection (edge voice recognition solution), thus providing differentiation and high functionality in current products.

The voice recognition solution is implemented with an A/D converter or I2S (Inter-IC Sound) and middleware and enables a high recognition rate under noisy environment conditions using noise suppressor technology.

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Voice Recognition System Overview

 

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Lab on the Cloud

Renesas' Lab on the Cloud is an online environment where Renesas solutions, including popular evaluation boards, winning combinations, and software, are hosted in a remote lab that customers access and test online.

Voice Recognition Solutions

The demo system is a simple working solution that recognizes voice commands to initiate the corresponding operation. It uses a high-performance Arm Cortex-M4 core based RA6M1 MCU. It is highly efficient and supported by an open and flexible ecosystem – the Flexible Software Package built on FreeRTOS to reduce development time. The boards are trained with the voice models to recognize and results in voice response as well as voice match score.

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RX660 Voice Recognition Solution

This video explains the newly designed RX660 voice recognition solution, including board information, relevant tools, and evaluation results in an environment that appears in daily life.