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Speech recognition embedded into an RP2040 on a business card

This uses Pete Warden's fork of TFLite Micro and what looks to be ARM's PDM microphone library, and combines them with the TFLite Micro Arduino Speech example to run speech recognition in real time on an RP2040 chip.

Most of this I did not write myself - I've trained the model to recognise 11 words, instead of the basic 2 words, and changed the code to light up LEDs, etc, or cut out other stuff, but largely this is just using existing repos and combining them.

The circuit is essentially a Raspberry Pi Pico, without all the breakout pins, with LEDs and a PDM microphone connected.

This repo assumes the PDM and TFLite micro repos reside in the same directory that contains this repo.

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