04-18-2019, 08:00 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-18-2019, 08:11 PM by Tim Curtis.
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Hi,
Generally, major Open Source projects like Snips have huge teams, a lot of funding ($25M so far) but they are mainly focused on developing, supporting and promoting the Platform itself and it's API's. They don't do too much downstream integration unless its for a major client. They certainly wouldn't be interested in devoting a dev to moOde.
https://medium.com/snips-ai/inside-snips...f302364b44
For tiny project teams like moOde, we need to rely on the contributions of other developers to help integrate components like Snips.
I think it would be a great opportunity for someone and I know of at least one vendor that has a prototype HAT audio board with built-in mic's so I'd expect voice tech to start making its way into Pi audio moving forward.
Can anyone explain the licensing terms for Snips?
-Tim
Generally, major Open Source projects like Snips have huge teams, a lot of funding ($25M so far) but they are mainly focused on developing, supporting and promoting the Platform itself and it's API's. They don't do too much downstream integration unless its for a major client. They certainly wouldn't be interested in devoting a dev to moOde.
https://medium.com/snips-ai/inside-snips...f302364b44
For tiny project teams like moOde, we need to rely on the contributions of other developers to help integrate components like Snips.
I think it would be a great opportunity for someone and I know of at least one vendor that has a prototype HAT audio board with built-in mic's so I'd expect voice tech to start making its way into Pi audio moving forward.
Can anyone explain the licensing terms for Snips?
-Tim
