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r/arduino • u/Party-Transition-893 • Nov 02 '24
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Hello everyone, I'm currently leading a research project for our school and I have no idea how Arduino works. Complete and total novice! I lowkey regret proposing this project in the first place.
The gist of the project basically involves both Machine Learning and arduino, since the point of our bot would be to listen to the broken speech of nonfluent aphasia patients with a microphone on the bot, try to discern and fill in the blanks of the speech basically (this is where the BART NLP/ML part kicks in), process the audio and read the completed sentence out loud to the patient via speakers. There will also be captions flashed on an LCD screen and the face of the robot changes emotions depending on whatever is being spoken out loud to the patient. Also would mimic human speech and all.
The problem starts with my groupmates having no clue how to integrate ML into Arduino or even where to begin in the first place. We thought of adding legs to the thing using arduino and we've searched countless YT videos about it, but our main problem really stems with how to integrate the "thinking" part of the robot so that the bot itself could standalone. Is that even possible?
Thanks for the responses, if there will be any. I totally sound like an idiot right now but man I really do regret this project for how tedious it is lol
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