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Florian: updated SEPIA version info

2022-05-13T08:50:03Z

updated SEPIA version info

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	\| SupportedOS = Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Raspberry Pi		\| SupportedOS = Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Raspberry Pi
	\| CodeLanguage = Java (Assist-Server), HTML/Javascript (Client), Python (STT-Server)		\| CodeLanguage = Java (Assist-Server), HTML/Javascript (Client), Python (STT-Server)
	\| LatestVersion = 2.6.1		\| LatestVersion = 2.6.2
	\| LatestReleaseDate = 2022-01-30		\| LatestReleaseDate = 2022-05-08
	}}		}}

Florian: Updated SEPIA release version

2022-01-30T22:59:47Z

Updated SEPIA release version

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	\| SupportedOS = Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Raspberry Pi		\| SupportedOS = Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Raspberry Pi
	\| CodeLanguage = Java (Assist-Server), HTML/Javascript (Client), Python (STT-Server)		\| CodeLanguage = Java (Assist-Server), HTML/Javascript (Client), Python (STT-Server)
	\| LatestVersion = 2.6.0		\| LatestVersion = 2.6.1
	\| LatestReleaseDate = ~~2021~~-10-14		\| LatestReleaseDate = 2022-01-30
	}}		}}

Florian: Updated infobox

2022-01-28T10:40:53Z

Updated infobox

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	\| Url = https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/		\| Url = https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/
	\| License = MIT License		\| License = MIT License
	\| InternetRequired = ~~Unsure~~		\| InternetRequired = No, but services like weather and Wiki won't work
	\| SupportedLanguages = en,de		\| SupportedLanguages = en, de + partial support for 15 more (beta)
	\| WakeWord = Hey SEPIA		\| WakeWord = Hey SEPIA, customizable
	\| DefaultTTS = eSpeak, MaryTTS~~, picoTTS~~		\| DefaultTTS = eSpeak, picoTTS, MBROLA, MaryTTS + compatible APIs
	\| SupportedOS = Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Raspberry Pi		\| SupportedOS = Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Raspberry Pi
	\| CodeLanguage = Java		\| CodeLanguage = Java (Assist-Server), HTML/Javascript (Client), Python (STT-Server)
	\| LatestVersion = 2.3.0		\| LatestVersion = 2.6.0
	\| LatestReleaseDate = ~~2019~~-10-13		\| LatestReleaseDate = 2021-10-14
	}}		}}

Thorsten: Added the first Infobox for voice assistants :-).

2021-12-23T10:55:03Z

Added the first Infobox for voice assistants :-).

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			{{Infobox Voice Assistant
			\| Url = https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/
			\| License = MIT License
			\| InternetRequired = Unsure
			\| SupportedLanguages = en,de
			\| WakeWord = Hey SEPIA
			\| DefaultTTS = eSpeak, MaryTTS, picoTTS
			\| SupportedOS = Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Raspberry Pi
			\| CodeLanguage = Java
			\| LatestVersion = 2.3.0
			\| LatestReleaseDate = 2019-10-13
			}}

	== Introduction: S.E.P.I.A. Open Assistant Framework ==		== Introduction: S.E.P.I.A. Open Assistant Framework ==
	[https://sepia-framework.github.io/ S.E.P.I.A.] is an acronym for: '''s'''elf-hosted, '''e'''xtendable, '''p'''ersonal, '''i'''ntelligent '''a'''ssistant. It is a modular, open-source framework equipped with all the required tools to build your own, full-fledged digital voice-assistant, including [[:Category:STT\|speech recognition]] ([[:Category:STT\|STT]]), [[:Category:Wake words\|wake-word]] detection, [[:Category:TTS\|text-to-speech]] ([[:Category:TTS\|TTS]]), [[Natural language understanding\|natural-language-understanding (NLU)]], dialog-management, SDK(s), a cross-platform client app and much more.		[https://sepia-framework.github.io/ S.E.P.I.A.] is an acronym for: '''s'''elf-hosted, '''e'''xtendable, '''p'''ersonal, '''i'''ntelligent '''a'''ssistant. It is a modular, open-source framework equipped with all the required tools to build your own, full-fledged digital voice-assistant, including [[:Category:STT\|speech recognition]] ([[:Category:STT\|STT]]), [[:Category:Wake words\|wake-word]] detection, [[:Category:TTS\|text-to-speech]] ([[:Category:TTS\|TTS]]), [[Natural language understanding\|natural-language-understanding (NLU)]], dialog-management, SDK(s), a cross-platform client app and much more.

Florian: Added components section. More references.

2021-12-03T10:17:52Z

Added components section. More references.

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	== Introduction: S.E.P.I.A. Open Assistant Framework ==		== Introduction: S.E.P.I.A. Open Assistant Framework ==
	S.E.P.I.A. is an acronym for: '''s'''elf-hosted, '''e'''xtendable, '''p'''ersonal, '''i'''ntelligent '''a'''ssistant. It is a modular, open-source framework equipped with all the required tools to build your own, full-fledged digital voice-assistant, including speech recognition ([[:Category:STT\|STT]]), wake-word detection, text-to-speech ([[:Category:TTS\|TTS]]), [[Natural language understanding\|natural-language-understanding]], dialog-management, SDK(s), a cross-platform client app and much more.		[https://sepia-framework.github.io/ S.E.P.I.A.] is an acronym for: '''s'''elf-hosted, '''e'''xtendable, '''p'''ersonal, '''i'''ntelligent '''a'''ssistant. It is a modular, open-source framework equipped with all the required tools to build your own, full-fledged digital voice-assistant, including [[:Category:STT\|speech recognition]] ([[:Category:STT\|STT]]), [[:Category:Wake words\|wake-word]] detection, [[:Category:TTS\|text-to-speech]] ([[:Category:TTS\|TTS]]), [[Natural language understanding\|natural-language-understanding (NLU)]], dialog-management, SDK(s), a cross-platform client app and much more.

	The framework consists of several, highly customizable micro-services that work together seamlessly to form the SEPIA Open Assistant. It follows the '''client-server principle using a lightweight Java server and Elasticsearch DB as "brain"''' and a ~~Javascript~~ based client that works for example as '''smart-speaker, smart-display or full-fledged digital assistant app'''.		The framework consists of several, highly customizable micro-services that work together seamlessly to form the SEPIA Open Assistant. It follows the '''client-server principle using a lightweight Java server and Elasticsearch DB as "brain"''' and a JavaScript based client that works for example as '''smart-speaker, smart-display or full-fledged digital assistant app'''.

	All components work on Linux, Windows and Mac and have been optimized to even '''run smoothly on a Raspberry Pi'''.		All components work on Linux, Windows and Mac and have been optimized to even '''run smoothly on a Raspberry Pi'''.

	Out-of-the-box SEPIA currently has smart-services for: news, music (radio), timers, alarms, reminders, to-do and shopping lists, smart home (e.g. using open-source tools like openHAB), navigation, places, weather, Wikipedia, web-search, soccer-results (Bundesliga), a bit of small-talk and more. To build custom services there is a Java SDK and a code editor integrated into the SEPIA Control HUB web-app. The client can be extended with custom HTML widgets.		Out-of-the-box SEPIA currently has smart-services for: news, music (radio), timers, alarms, reminders, to-do and shopping lists, smart home (e.g. using open-source tools like openHAB), navigation, places, weather, Wikipedia, web-search, soccer-results (Bundesliga), a bit of small-talk and more. To build custom services there is a Java SDK and a code editor integrated into the SEPIA Control HUB web-app. The client can be extended with custom HTML widgets.<ref>https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-docs</ref>

	== Components ==		==Components==
	~~Under construction~~		Some of the core SEPIA framework components:

	== Installation ==		*[https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-assist-server SEPIA Assist-Server] - The "brain" of SEPIA responsible for: user-accounts, database integration, [[Natural language understanding\|NLU]], dialog-management, open-source [[:Category:TTS\|TTS]], smart-services (weather, navigation, alarms, news etc.), remote actions and more<ref>https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-assist-server</ref>.
	~~Under construction~~		*[https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-websocket-server-java SEPIA Chat-Server] - A [[wikipedia:WebSocket\|WebSocket]] based Chat-Server that takes care of real-time, asynchronous user-to-user and user-to-assistant communication<ref>https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-websocket-server-java</ref>.
			*[https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-html-client-app SEPIA Cross-Platform Client] - The primary SEPIA client based on HTML5 web technology that runs on all modern browsers (mobile and desktop) and communicates with other SEPIA components via HTTP or WebSocket connections<ref>https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-html-client-app</ref>. It supports headless- and kiosk-mode via [https://github.com/bytemind-de/nodejs-client-extension-interface CLEXI server] to build independent smart-speaker or smart-display like devices<ref>https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-installation-and-setup/tree/master/sepia-client-installation</ref>. The client is available as Android app as well via [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.bytemind.sepia.app.web Play Store] or [https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-installation-and-setup/releases direct download].
			*[[SEPIA Speech-To-Text Server\|SEPIA STT-Server]] - A WebSocket based, full-duplex Python server for real-time [[:Category:STT\|automatic speech recognition]] (ASR) supporting [https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-stt-server multiple open-source ASR engines]. It can receive a stream of audio chunks via the secure WebSocket connection and return transcribed text almost immediately as partial and final results<ref>https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-stt-server</ref>.
			There are many more SEPIA components and tools to discover on the [https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework official GitHub project page].

			==Installation==
			The [https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-docs official documentation page] has the most recent installation guides.

	[[Category:Open Voice Assistants]]		[[Category:Open Voice Assistants]]
	[[Category:Project]]		[[Category:Project]]

			<references />

Thorsten: Fixed typo

2021-12-01T19:48:41Z

Fixed typo

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	Under construction		Under construction

	[[Category:Open Voice Assistants]]		[[Category:Open Voice Assistants]]
	[[~~Categoriy~~:Project]]		[[Category:Project]]

Thorsten: Added "Project" category.

2021-12-01T19:47:56Z

Added "Project" category.

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	[[Category:Open Voice Assistants]]		[[Category:Open Voice Assistants]]
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Thorsten: Correct NLU link.

2021-12-01T19:11:36Z

Correct NLU link.

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	== Introduction: S.E.P.I.A. Open Assistant Framework ==		== Introduction: S.E.P.I.A. Open Assistant Framework ==
	S.E.P.I.A. is an acronym for: '''s'''elf-hosted, '''e'''xtendable, '''p'''ersonal, '''i'''ntelligent '''a'''ssistant. It is a modular, open-source framework equipped with all the required tools to build your own, full-fledged digital voice-assistant, including speech recognition ([[:Category:STT\|STT]]), wake-word detection, text-to-speech ([[:Category:TTS\|TTS]]), natural-language-understanding ~~([[NLU~~]]), dialog-management, SDK(s), a cross-platform client app and much more.		S.E.P.I.A. is an acronym for: '''s'''elf-hosted, '''e'''xtendable, '''p'''ersonal, '''i'''ntelligent '''a'''ssistant. It is a modular, open-source framework equipped with all the required tools to build your own, full-fledged digital voice-assistant, including speech recognition ([[:Category:STT\|STT]]), wake-word detection, text-to-speech ([[:Category:TTS\|TTS]]), [[Natural language understanding\|natural-language-understanding]], dialog-management, SDK(s), a cross-platform client app and much more.

	The framework consists of several, highly customizable micro-services that work together seamlessly to form the SEPIA Open Assistant. It follows the '''client-server principle using a lightweight Java server and Elasticsearch DB as "brain"''' and a Javascript based client that works for example as '''smart-speaker, smart-display or full-fledged digital assistant app'''.		The framework consists of several, highly customizable micro-services that work together seamlessly to form the SEPIA Open Assistant. It follows the '''client-server principle using a lightweight Java server and Elasticsearch DB as "brain"''' and a Javascript based client that works for example as '''smart-speaker, smart-display or full-fledged digital assistant app'''.

Thorsten: Added some internal links.

2021-12-01T19:09:18Z

Added some internal links.

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	== Introduction: S.E.P.I.A. Open Assistant Framework ==		== Introduction: S.E.P.I.A. Open Assistant Framework ==
	S.E.P.I.A. is an acronym for: '''s'''elf-hosted, '''e'''xtendable, '''p'''ersonal, '''i'''ntelligent '''a'''ssistant. It is a modular, open-source framework equipped with all the required tools to build your own, full-fledged digital voice-assistant, including speech recognition (STT), wake-word detection, text-to-speech (TTS), natural-language-understanding, dialog-management, SDK(s), a cross-platform client app and much more.		S.E.P.I.A. is an acronym for: '''s'''elf-hosted, '''e'''xtendable, '''p'''ersonal, '''i'''ntelligent '''a'''ssistant. It is a modular, open-source framework equipped with all the required tools to build your own, full-fledged digital voice-assistant, including speech recognition ([[:Category:STT\|STT]]), wake-word detection, text-to-speech ([[:Category:TTS\|TTS]]), natural-language-understanding ([[NLU]]), dialog-management, SDK(s), a cross-platform client app and much more.

	The framework consists of several, highly customizable micro-services that work together seamlessly to form the SEPIA Open Assistant. It follows the '''client-server principle using a lightweight Java server and Elasticsearch DB as "brain"''' and a Javascript based client that works for example as '''smart-speaker, smart-display or full-fledged digital assistant app'''.		The framework consists of several, highly customizable micro-services that work together seamlessly to form the SEPIA Open Assistant. It follows the '''client-server principle using a lightweight Java server and Elasticsearch DB as "brain"''' and a Javascript based client that works for example as '''smart-speaker, smart-display or full-fledged digital assistant app'''.

Florian: Created basic SEPIA page

2021-12-01T18:17:44Z

Created basic SEPIA page

New page

== Introduction: S.E.P.I.A. Open Assistant Framework ==
S.E.P.I.A. is an acronym for: '''s'''elf-hosted, '''e'''xtendable, '''p'''ersonal, '''i'''ntelligent '''a'''ssistant. It is a modular, open-source framework equipped with all the required tools to build your own, full-fledged digital voice-assistant, including speech recognition (STT), wake-word detection, text-to-speech (TTS), natural-language-understanding, dialog-management, SDK(s), a cross-platform client app and much more.

The framework consists of several, highly customizable micro-services that work together seamlessly to form the SEPIA Open Assistant. It follows the '''client-server principle using a lightweight Java server and Elasticsearch DB as "brain"''' and a Javascript based client that works for example as '''smart-speaker, smart-display or full-fledged digital assistant app'''.

All components work on Linux, Windows and Mac and have been optimized to even '''run smoothly on a Raspberry Pi'''.

Out-of-the-box SEPIA currently has smart-services for: news, music (radio), timers, alarms, reminders, to-do and shopping lists, smart home (e.g. using open-source tools like openHAB), navigation, places, weather, Wikipedia, web-search, soccer-results (Bundesliga), a bit of small-talk and more. To build custom services there is a Java SDK and a code editor integrated into the SEPIA Control HUB web-app. The client can be extended with custom HTML widgets.

== Components ==
Under construction

== Installation ==
Under construction
[[Category:Open Voice Assistants]]