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* At the time of writing (Jan. 2022) probably the best wake-word engine for open-source projects in terms of accuracy and platform support (empiric data, needs some real statistics). | * At the time of writing (Jan. 2022) probably the best wake-word engine for open-source projects in terms of accuracy and platform support (empiric data, needs some real statistics). | ||
* Available on basically any platform and in any programming language from x86 to ARM, from PCs to microcontrollers, from Android to Raspberry Pi, from Python to Javascript (WASM support). | * Available on basically any platform and in any programming language from x86 to ARM, from PCs to microcontrollers, from Android to Raspberry Pi, from Python to Javascript (WASM support). | ||
* | *Popular wake-words available in free version (e.g. "Computer", "Jarvis", "Alexa" etc.). To avoid registration access key management and online activation use Porcupine v1.9. | ||
* Low resource consumption (works on Raspberry Pi Zero) | * Everyone can create custom wake-words with one line of text via web console (v2.0). | ||
* Low resource consumption (works on Raspberry Pi Zero). | |||
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