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Audio Voice Recognition Sensor Offline Language Learning (Gravity)

Voice recognition technology allows computers to interpret and convert speech signals into editable text or operational commands. Gravity: Offline Language Learning Voice Recognition Sensor enables offline voice recognition, allowing interaction with devices without an internet connection. It features 121 built-in fixed command words and supports up to 17 custom commands, providing flexibility for makers and electronics enthusiasts.

Package Includes:

  • Gravity: Voice Recognition Module - I2C & UART ×1
  • Gravity-4P I2C/UART Sensor Connector ×1

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Self-Learning Function

The module can learn 17 custom command words. Any sound can be trained as a command, including whistling, snapping, or animal sounds. For example, in an automatic pet feeder, a cat’s meow can trigger the feeder to release food. The module features excellent noise resistance and long-distance recognition, ensuring accurate operation even in noisy environments.

User-Friendly

With 121 built-in fixed commands, users do not need to record their own voice. For instance, in an intelligent window system, the module can recognize the command "close the window" and trigger automatic closure in response to rain or thunder.

Real-Time Voice Feedback

The dual-microphone design provides strong noise resistance and extended recognition distance. The module has a built-in speaker and an external speaker interface, giving real-time voice feedback for command recognition and learning/deletion operations.

High Compatibility

The module supports both I2C and UART communication and is compatible with 3.3V or 5V controllers, including Arduino UNO, Leonardo, MEGA, micro:bit, Raspberry Pi, FireBeetle ESP32 series, and more. This makes it suitable for smart home systems, robotics projects, and other interactive applications.

Offline vs Online Voice Recognition

Type Pros Cons
Offline Speech Recognition
  • Quick response to commands
  • No network required
  • Recognition failure does not affect other functions
  • Privacy protection
  • Compact module, easy to embed
  • Lower cost
Command words are fixed, limited number and length
Online Speech Recognition
  • Flexible command usage
  • Easy development, many solutions available
  • Requires network connection
  • Response speed depends on network
  • Higher cost

Features

  • Self-learning function for custom audio commands
  • Supports I2C and UART, Gravity interface
  • Compatible with 3.3V/5V systems
  • 121 built-in fixed command words
  • Built-in speaker and external speaker interface for real-time feedback
  • Power indicator (red) and recognition status indicator (blue)
  • Dual microphones for improved noise resistance and long-range recognition
  • Compatible with Arduino UNO, Leonardo, MEGA, FireBeetle series, Raspberry Pi, ESP32

Applications

  • Voice recognition interaction
  • Voice-controlled terminals
  • Competitions and project development

Specifications

  • Operating Voltage: 3.3–5V
  • Maximum Operating Current: ≤370 mA (5V)
  • Communication: I2C / UART
  • I2C Address: 0x64
  • Fixed Command Words: 121
  • Fixed Wake-up Command: 1
  • Custom Commands: 17
  • Learning Activation Command: 1
  • Onboard Microphone Sensitivity: -28 dB
  • Module Size: 49×32 mm (1.93×1.26")