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OpenVoiceOS has always been about freedom and flexibility, giving users full control over their voice assistants and how they connect with the world. But freedom also brings a challenge: ensuring that all these independent components can understand and work with each other.
We’re excited to share some fantastic news — OpenVoiceOS has been selected to receive a grant from the NGI Zero Commons Fund!
We’re happy to announce that the OpenVoiceOS blog now supports a RSS/Atom feed
The R36S handheld from AliExpress is usually marketed as a retro gaming device, but with a bit of tinkering it can also become a HiveMind-powered audio player, fully integrated with Home Assistant and Music Assistant
Today marks a significant step forward in the OpenVoiceOS journey with the official integration and adoption of phoonnx as our primary Text-to-Speech (TTS) engine.
As the External Collaborations Lead at Planet Blind Tech, I recently had the privilege of working closely with OpenVoiceOS on a groundbreaking project: training an open-source Arabic voice.
In the world of open-source smart homes, some things just click. When you let Home Assistant handle the automation and let OVOS (Open Voice OS) handle the voice, you get a powerful partnership where each project shines. It’s a perfect synergy
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