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July 18, 2007

Speech Recognition Using FPGA Technology

at 5:41 pm. Filed under Electronic Hacks

Carlos, David and Kanwen from McGill University developed a cool voice recognition system using a FPGA development system.

Video after the jump.

“My team (David and Kanwen) and I implemented a speech recognition system on an FPGA development board (Altera DE2 Board) for the Design Project course at McGill (ECSE 949). We did this in two step: first we wrote a prototype for the algorithm in MATLAB (I’ll may be port it to Octave), and then we did the hardware description for the FPGA.”

 


 


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One Response to “Speech Recognition Using FPGA Technology”

  1. mirruss Says:

    how am i need to interfacing the speech recognition using fpga design method with my music player..please help me..

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