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Use as Wakeword engine (TFMIC-35) #92

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garudaonekh opened this issue Aug 3, 2024 · 3 comments
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Use as Wakeword engine (TFMIC-35) #92

garudaonekh opened this issue Aug 3, 2024 · 3 comments

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@garudaonekh
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Hi,
Is it feasible to use this as wakeword engine for esp32c3 instead of Wakenet of esp32-SR.
I am concerned about resources consumption and size and other compatible issue.
AFAIK, espressif Wakenet doesn't support self training of wakeword as of now.

Thanks;

@github-actions github-actions bot changed the title Use as Wakeword engine Use as Wakeword engine (TFMIC-35) Aug 3, 2024
@vikramdattu
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Hi @garudaonekh what's your expected model size (in parameters) and the memory you can spare. Though wake-word models are lighter on resources, it is worthwhile knowing your requirements, given, esp32c3 does not come with AI instructions and no SPI-RAM.

@garudaonekh
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Hi @garudaonekh what's your expected model size (in parameters) and the memory you can spare. Though wake-word models are lighter on resources, it is worthwhile knowing your requirements, given, esp32c3 does not come with AI instructions and no SPI-RAM.

Sorry, I mean ESP32S3. My end goal is to train my own wakeword in my language. and to get this git to work as wakeword engine

@thirstyone
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same question, but this time esp32c3 with INMP441...

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