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A practical example of OVOS and Hivemind running locally on standard hardware, designed for home automation and basic AI assistant tasks — especially suited for supporting people with disabilities.
Ever had your beloved OpenVoiceOS assistant respond with a blank stare, or worse, utter something completely nonsensical, after you *thought* you said something perfectly clear? We've all been there.
Creating a voice for a text-to-speech system usually requires a real person to spend hours recording audio. That’s expensive, time-consuming, and in many languages or accents, the voices just don’t exist at all
How OpenVoiceOS emerged not as a rebellious fork but as a necessary continuation of the Mycroft project, driven by the core community to create a truly open voice assistant.
The latest evolution of OpenVoiceOS integrates LLMs through the Persona Pipeline, creating more human-like interactions, but not without psychological risks.
Learn how OpenVoiceOS is now available as containerized services for easier installation and management.
We are excited to announce our goal of €4,000 has been achieved! We are thrilled to have reached our goal, as it will help enable us to become a fully realized non-profit.
Learn how you can support OpenVoiceOS in establishing a nonprofit association to ensure the future of their open-source voice assistant projects.
Explaining the license chosen for OVOS and what that entails for developers and users alike.
Explore the history of Open Voice OS, from its roots in MycroftAI to becoming a leading open-source voice assistant system.
