Hi again all ROS users,
In addition to my previous email, I have done some major changes on my
repository: converted the jimmy_robot package I mentioned before to be a
speech_interface package. It would make more sense in reusability. So, I
guess I should correct myself previously saying "you may ignore it".
The package contains a node to extract predefined commands from
recognized speeches, perform text-to-speech functionality, as well as
providing a console for text-to-speech input.
For those who have cloned the repo, please do update it again.
Thank you, everyone.
Haikal Pribadi
Monash University, Sunway Campus, Malaysia
On Tue, 2012-03-27 at 21:12 +0800, Haikal Pribadi wrote:
> Hi all ROS users,
>
> I'm Haikal Pribadi, final year undergrad student and a research
> assistant at Monash University. I've developed a basic driver for
> Parallax Eddie Robot <http://www.parallax.com/eddie>. The package
> (parallax_eddie_robot) basically publishes all sensor data, and contains
> services that represents commands to the serial board.
>
> My repository contains 2 packages: parallax_eddie_robot (the driver) and
> jimmy_robot. The latter is a package for my personal project, so I guess
> you may ignore this package. It's not necessarily tied up to the driver,
> but I do think it could be useful for others as well. It is still in
> preliminary development right now. It contains a speech interface using
> the CMU pocketsphinx package.
>
> The packages have no documentation for now, everything is still in
> development, but i will get my hands on the soon. However, the functions
> and variables in the code are named very clearly to indicate what they
> are doing/representing. It would be great if anyone that has some free
> time would like to take a look at it and give some feedback.
>
> My repository is: https://github.com/haikalpribadi/haikalpribadi-ros-pkg
>
> Thanks, everyone..
>
> Haikal Pribadi
> Monash University, Sunway Campus, Malaysia
>
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