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Create a 12-slide presentation on 'Mini Jarvis' as a Minor Project. Cover the following: 1. Title Slide: Mini Jarvis - A Personal AI Assistant 2. Introduction to AI Assistants 3. Objective of Mini Jarvis 4. System Architecture 5. Tools and Technologies Used 6. Features of Mini Jarvis 7. Voice Recognition and NLP Implementation 8. Task Automation Capabilities 9. Integration with APIs and Devices 10. Challenges Faced During Development 11. Results and Future Enhancements 12. Conclusion and References
This presentation outlines the development of Mini Jarvis, a voice-activated AI for tasks like reminders, weather checks, and music control. It covers objectives, architecture, tools (e.g., NLP, APIs)
The title slide introduces "Mini Jarvis - A Personal AI Assistant" as the main topic. Its subtitle describes it as a minor engineering project inspired by JARVIS, designed for personal AI assistance.
Inspired by JARVIS: A minor engineering project for personal AI assistance.
AI assistants such as Siri and Alexa improve daily tasks by integrating seamlessly into everyday life for greater convenience. They have evolved from rule-based systems to advanced machine learning-driven technologies, becoming increasingly essential in modern ecosystems.
The Mini Jarvis project aims to create an affordable, voice-activated AI assistant that handles everyday tasks such as setting reminders, checking weather, and controlling music through simple commands. It prioritizes a simple design and setup for broad accessibility while offering extensibility to allow beginner developers to add new features.
The slide outlines the system architecture of a voice-activated AI, starting with the Input Layer where a microphone captures user voice commands. It then describes the Processing Layer using an NLP engine to interpret inputs, Core Logic with modular Python scripts for task execution, and the Output Layer where speakers deliver efficient AI responses.
Source: Software architecture
The slide outlines the hardware for the project, featuring a Raspberry Pi as the central compact computing device with GPIO support, paired with a USB microphone and speaker for hands-free voice interaction in a personal AI assistant. On the software side, it employs Python for scripting and automation, the SpeechRecognition library for voice-to-text conversion, NLTK for natural language processing, and integrations with APIs like OpenWeatherMap for real-time data and tasks.
| Hardware | Software |
|---|---|
| The project utilizes a Raspberry Pi as the core computing device for its compact size and GPIO capabilities. USB microphone and speaker enable voice input/output, ensuring hands-free interaction in a personal AI assistant setup. | Developed using Python for scripting and automation. SpeechRecognition library handles voice-to-text conversion. NLTK processes natural language understanding. Integrates APIs like OpenWeatherMap for real-time data retrieval and task execution. |
Mini Jarvis supports voice commands for tasks like checking the time, getting news, and performing calculations, activated by the custom wake word "Jarvis." It also offers multi-language support for global users and an offline mode for basic task execution.
Source: Voice commands for time, news, calculations; Custom wake word 'Jarvis'; Multi-language support; Offline mode for basic tasks.
The slide discusses the implementation of voice recognition in Mini Jarvis using Google's Speech-to-Text API, which provides high accuracy in converting spoken words to text while handling diverse accents and noisy settings. On the other side, it covers natural language processing with the NLTK library, enabling intent parsing, entity recognition, and intelligent responses to user queries.
| Voice Recognition with Google API | NLP with NLTK |
|---|---|
| Leverages Google's Speech-to-Text API for high accuracy in converting spoken words to text. This enables reliable voice input processing, handling various accents and noisy environments effectively in Mini Jarvis. | Utilizes NLTK library for natural language processing, including intent parsing and entity recognition. This allows Mini Jarvis to understand user queries, extract key information, and respond intelligently to commands. |
The slide on Task Automation Capabilities highlights tools for streamlining daily operations through automation. It covers sending emails via SMTP, controlling smart lights with IFTTT, scheduling via cron jobs, and seamless integration with calendar apps.
The slide outlines integration capabilities with various APIs and devices, including real-time data from Weather, News, and Wikipedia sources, alongside connections to Bluetooth speakers for audio output and IoT bulbs via MQTT for smart home control. It also emphasizes secure token handling to ensure safe API communications across all features.
In Month 1 of development, the team addressed audio recognition glitches caused by background noise by implementing noise filtering to improve voice command clarity. In Month 2, they tackled low NLP accuracy for intent recognition by tuning ML models, and in Month 3, resolved API rate limit issues during integrations through caching strategies to boost performance.
Month 1: Audio Glitches in Input Encountered audio recognition glitches from background noise, affecting voice commands. Implemented noise filtering to improve clarity. Month 2: NLP Accuracy Problems Faced low accuracy in natural language processing for intent recognition. Tuned ML models to enhance understanding. Month 3: API Rate Limit Issues Hit frequent API rate limits during integrations. Added caching strategies to optimize requests and performance.
The slide titled "Results and Future Enhancements" highlights key performance stats, including an 85% voice accuracy rate achieved through real-time processing. It also reports an average response time of 10 seconds for task execution.
Achieved in real-time processing
For task execution
The conclusion slide summarizes that Mini Jarvis is a feasible project for minor applications. It lists references including Python documentation, SpeechRecognition GitHub, and NLTK tutorials, while thanking the audience and encouraging them to build their own AI assistant.
Summary: Mini Jarvis proves feasible for minor projects.
References:
Thank you!
Closing: Thanks for listening! Call-to-action: Try building your own AI assistant.
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