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ourcat
Nice. Since there's no way I'm going to put a multi-billion-dollar company's 'smart' speaker in my apartment, I've been wanting to build something offline like this inside an old dial telephone (like a red Bat phone) which only listens to your commands when you pick up the handset. ;)
NotSammyHagar
I like the idea. I'm shocked that a ras pi has enough cpu power to make this work.
foxyv
My Dad used to use voice typing on his old Pentium II laptop in the late 90s. It's doable, although a lot less reliable than the ones nowadays.