Features: Supports local wake word detection Dual microphone array Provides audio volume control and hardware microphone mute buttons Default firmware supports Wyoming Satellite protocol For more info, please visit PineVoice wiki page: https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PineVoice About: CPU: Bouffalo BL606P (1x T-Head C906@480 MHz, 1x T-Head E907@320MHz) Memory: 32 MiB pSRAM, 788KB SRAM Storage: 16 MiB Flash Wireless: Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 5.x Dual-mode (BT+BLE) Package: Includes USB-A to USB-C power cable Dimension: 65mm x 65 mm x 66mm PLEASE NOTE The PineVoice still in early stage development cycle and may suffer on some performance issues such as wake word detection. Please refer to wiki page for regular firmware update Warranty: 30 days
I love fully local stuff, but the LLM part seems very expensive. Even for such a simple thing as managing our lights and music.
Yeah, this is something I found out when I hacked my Amazon Echo and put LineageOS on it. I like the new interface that isn’t constantly advertising Amazon bullshit as a screensaver, but it doesn’t have a GPU, so attempting to put any sort of voice component takes many seconds to try to process.
And in this post-memory-crisis economy, it’s not quite the right time to buy a dedicated LLM processing rig for my house. But, this really needs to be the route in the future. Or just install a NPU on this speaker itself. Phones already do this, and it’s been the standard since 2017.
Yeah, this is something I found out when I hacked my Amazon Echo and put LineageOS on it. I like the new interface that isn’t constantly advertising Amazon bullshit as a screensaver, but it doesn’t have a GPU, so attempting to put any sort of voice component takes many seconds to try to process.
And in this post-memory-crisis economy, it’s not quite the right time to buy a dedicated LLM processing rig for my house. But, this really needs to be the route in the future. Or just install a NPU on this speaker itself. Phones already do this, and it’s been the standard since 2017.