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Re: Can the handyboard be taught to talk?
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Sat, 5 Apr 1997 21:33:04 GMT
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Jeffrey Strauss Morehead <morehead@STOPSPAMece.utexas.edu>
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My lab partner and I are going to make our robot talk using a voice
recorder/player chip from www.isd.com. They are easy to use. Don't know if
this fits your purpose.
jm
On Fri, 4 Apr 1997, Phil wrote:
> Hello!
> REmember when I kept on asking those (yes, maybe annoying) questions about
> the LCD inputs and outputs? WEll, here's the reason why. On Pages 193 to 200
> of the book the Robot Builder's Bonanza- 99 inexpensive robotics projects,
> author Gordon Mccomb describes how to make a robot 'speak', via a parallel
> port. From what I know this SHOULD work, though I can't guarrantee success.
> If you have this book: try it out. I myself, have not, though, because the
> SPO256-al2 speech processing is not readilly available to me (That is, I
> would have to mail order a single <$10 I.C. and pay $5 shipping and
> handeling.) Please, someone, either wearn me, and others, if this would not
> work, or try it yourself and tell us (the mailing list your results!
> thanks!
> phil
> thehahns@nconect.net
>
>
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