Comment on Jarvis: an Amazon Echo clone in your browserparentComments−whoisjuan10yI think the Microsoft Kinect comes with a Microphone Array.−xaduha10yPS3 Eye too, 4 microphones AFAIK. Those had a big discount on Amazon recently.EDIT: Still are, 5 bucks.http://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-Eye-3/dp/B000VTQ3LU−dharma110yI've got one knocking about in the drawer. Let me know if you get beamforming working on it. I think there are multi channel audio drivers for Linux/RPi for PS3 Eye−squeaky-clean10yWelp, looks like I just bought 3, haha! Thanks!−benlower10yYes Kinect has an array of 4 mics and can do audio beam forming. Plus there's a terrific SDK for Windows.−voltagex_10yI said it in a thread about the Kinect - I think it's only 135 (ish) degrees of reception, and sometimes it can be more finicky than that.I'd love to get my hands on an open source array.
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I think the Microsoft Kinect comes with a Microphone Array.
PS3 Eye too, 4 microphones AFAIK. Those had a big discount on Amazon recently.
EDIT: Still are, 5 bucks.
http://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-Eye-3/dp/B000VTQ3LU
I've got one knocking about in the drawer. Let me know if you get beamforming working on it. I think there are multi channel audio drivers for Linux/RPi for PS3 Eye
Welp, looks like I just bought 3, haha! Thanks!
Yes Kinect has an array of 4 mics and can do audio beam forming. Plus there's a terrific SDK for Windows.
I said it in a thread about the Kinect - I think it's only 135 (ish) degrees of reception, and sometimes it can be more finicky than that.
I'd love to get my hands on an open source array.