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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;
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Use as Wakeword engine
Use as Wakeword engine (TFMIC-35)
Aug 3, 2024
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.
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
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;
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: