Voice Recognition Sensor
Introduction
The ICQbot voice recognition sensor is capable of receiving voice commands, processing them through an internal chip, and outputting recognized instructions via serial communication. It can identify over 50 unique voice commands and provide corresponding reply phrases, helping users confirm successful recognition. The ICQbot Xiao Q Robot can use these voice commands to control actuators or software characters, enabling various fun applications.
Structure
No. |
Name |
Description |
|---|---|---|
① |
Speaker |
Sound ＞50dB |
② |
Icon |
Represents the function visually to help users understand the sensor’s purpose |
③ |
Microphone |
It is mainly to convert the sound signal into an electrical signal for subsequent processing, transmission, and output |
④ |
Crystal Connector |
The anti-back-off design is used to connect different components such as sensors, motors, and master actuators. |
Specifications
Item |
Description |
|---|---|
Name |
Voice Recognition Sensor |
Code |
B0130004 |
Dimensions |
31×31×13 mm |
Weight |
15 g |
Material |
ABS |
Control Mode |
Voice Commands |
Ambient Noise Level |
10dB＜ Sound ＜110dB |
Compatibility |
LEGO |
Usage Instructions
Mode |
Description |
|---|---|
Direct Control |
Voice commands control motor movements. |
Voice Programming |
Program using voice prompts to control motors. |
For detailed instructions, please refer to the function description. Click on it to learn more.