Thursday, June 25, 2015

SpeakingAssistant on Edison

So here it is, the Instructable for speaking assistant on Edison. It is similar to the version on Galileo except for 2 things:
  1. I could not find Python setuptools in the repo and had to boot strap the setup tools.
  2. You can specify the sound card that you want to use in the config file.
 I've done away with the buzzer because it was very noisy in the demo. 

SpeakingAssistant on Edison

So here it is, the Instructable for speaking assistant on Edison. It is similar to the version on Galileo except for 2 things:
  1. I could not find Python setuptools in the repo and had to boot strap the setup tools.
  2. You can specify the sound card that you want to use in the config file.
 I've done away with the buzzer because it was very noise in the demo. 

Saturday, June 20, 2015

Getting started with Edison



This post is going to be little quick start guide for the Intel Edison. Intel Edison is tiny compute module which packs lots of features in that package. It features a dual core Atom processor along with a Quark (for I/O) and also packs in bluetooth, wifi and eMMC.

Getting started with Edison

This post is going to be little quick start guide for the Intel Edison. Intel Edison is tiny compute module which packs lots of features in that package. It features a dual core Atom processor along with a Quark (for I/O) and also packs in bluetooth, wifi and eMMC. 

Thursday, June 4, 2015

Speaking assistant

Writing this post to share a project that I did for one of the Intel IoT roadshows. It is called "Speaking Assistant" I have put together an Instructable for it. The project is based on Intel Galileo Gen2. It uses Text to speech software(TTS), eSpeak to speak out information that it fetches from the Internet and yes it is entirely written in Python ;)

Speaking assistant

Writing this post to share a project that I did for one of the Intel IoT roadshows. It is called "Speaking Assistant" I have put together an Instructable for it. The project is based on Intel Galileo Gen2. It uses Text to speech software(TTS), eSpeak to speak out information that it fetches from the Internet and yes it is entirely written in Python ;)

Wednesday, June 3, 2015

Sharing files between your host system and Linux boards using SSH

While working on Linux SBCs, I find myself transferring lot of files to and from my host dev PC and the dev boards. In this post, I'll be talking about using SSH to mount your device as storage drive onto your host.



Sharing files between your host system and Linux boards using SSH

While working on Linux SBCs, I find myself transferring lot of files to and from my host dev PC and the dev boards. In this post, I'll be talking about using SSH to mount your device as storage drive onto your host.