Jarvis' voice for Amazon Echo. This may not be original but I've just thought, Marvel could definitely collab with Amazon or Google and set up Paul Bettany's voice as Jarvis for the Echo or Home haha then we could all pretend to be Tony Stank. 17 comments 95% Upvoted. Python script.py -voice: for voice mode of input. Python script.py -voice -gtts: for voice mode of input, with Google Text to Speech enabled. Voice mode may give a series of warnings for numerous reasons, but still might fuction properly. Contribution: A lot can be done with this project. Core AI chatbot like functionality can be added. Image showing Google home mini in different colors. Moreover, this male voice is also available on Google’s smart speaker called as Google home; on the other hand, the company also landed a new mini version of its Google Home speaker called Google Home mini, and it costs just $49. To find a complete list of voice commands, click the icon with three horizontal lines (☰) in the circular tab in the upper-right corner. You can also use that menu to add your own voice commands. Some commands you can say include: 'Jarvis, open Google.' 'Jarvis, play music'. 'Jarvis, what's the weather.' 'Jarvis, get new email.'
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I thought it would be cool to create a personal assistant in Python. If you are into movies you may have heard of Jarvis, an A.I. based character in the Iron Man films. In this tutorial we will create a robot.
The features I want to have are:
- Answer simple commands
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This is what you’ll create (watch the whole video, demo at the end):
Recognize spoken voice
Speech recognition can by done using the Python SpeechRecognition module. We make use of the Google Speech API because of it’s great quality.
Answer in spoken voice (Text To Speech)
Various APIs and programs are available for text to speech applications
. Espeak and pyttsx work out of the box but sound very robotic. We decided to go with the Google Text To Speech API, gTTS.
Using it is as simple as:
Complete program
The program below will answer spoken questions.
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Today Google teased the next update for Google Assistant with a second celebrity voice. This new celebrity voice was announced to be made available in full on October 10, 2019 – this after the first celebrity voice in 2018. The first announcement of Celebrity Assistant voices was made all the way back at Google I/O 2018, then made live in April of 2019.
When do I get a new celebrity voice?
The John Legend update to Google Assistant went live on April 3, 2019 – and it was NOT an April Fools joke, as it were. His voice appeared in the Assistant Voice section of Settings in the Google app alongside the rest of the collection of alternate voices active at that time.
Right now, when this post is first made public, there’s a collection of voices available for Google Assistant that’s larger than ever before. Included in the mix are colors – some of them more specific than others – with unnamed voices behind the tones.
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Included today are Sydney Harbour Blue, British Racing Green, Pink, Purple, Blue, Cyan, Green, Amber, Orange, Red, and John Legend. While John Legend was – at least at one point – appearing as a limited-time sort of release, it now appears to have been expanded well beyond its initial implied limited time restriction.
Starting on the 10th of October, we’ll see the next celebrity release. At that time, if you’d like to activate said voice, you’ll need to go through the following process.
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How do I get a celebrity Google Assistant?
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On your Android device, touch and hold the home button, say “OK Google”, or open the Google Home app. If you’ve opened the Google Home app, tap Account (a tiny person head icon) – then Settings. Tap Assistant, then Assistant Voice, and select the voice that you like best.
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If you touched and held the home button or said OK Google, you’ll want to find the compass icon in the bottom right side of your display. Tap the compass icon, then tap the button in the upper right. That button could be your name’s first initial, or it could be your profile picture, or it could be a tiny person head icon.
From there, tap Settings, then Assistant, then Assistant Voice. There you’ll be able to choose the voice you like best. If you’re reading this article after the 10th of October, 2019, you’ll likely have access to more celebrity voice action than you’ve had before – let us know how it goes!