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Mycroft AI
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Open Source Artificial Intelligence. Mycroft is voice assistant software that's free, customizable, and doesn't store your data.
Our platform allows you to voice-enable any connected device, or you can use our hardware device, Mark I. It's the open source alternative to the Echo's, Cortana's and Siri's in the market.
We're hustling to bring a second device to market. You can find sneak peaks of the device on our social accounts linked below, and sign up for updates there too!
And join our chat and forum at:
chat.mycroft.ai
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Our platform allows you to voice-enable any connected device, or you can use our hardware device, Mark I. It's the open source alternative to the Echo's, Cortana's and Siri's in the market.
We're hustling to bring a second device to market. You can find sneak peaks of the device on our social accounts linked below, and sign up for updates there too!
And join our chat and forum at:
chat.mycroft.ai
community.mycroft.ai
Mark II Unboxing and Setup
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Meet the Mark II - The privacy-focused, open source, voice assistant
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Mimic 3: Wheelie?
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Introducing Mimic 3, the newest member of the Mycroft family. Mimic 3 is Mycroft’s new privacy-focused neural text-to-speech (TTS) engine. In human terms that means it sounds great, and can run completely offline. Mimic 3 is the default TTS engine on the new Mycroft Mark II. Get your Mark II now: mycroft.ai/product/mark-ii/ Join the conversation chat.mycroft.ai/ community.mycroft.ai/
Mimic 3: Quack'n Up
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Introducing Mimic 3, the newest member of the Mycroft family. Mimic 3 is Mycroft’s new privacy-focused neural text-to-speech (TTS) engine. In human terms that means it sounds great, and can run completely offline. Mimic 3 is the default TTS engine on the new Mycroft Mark II. Get your Mark II now: mycroft.ai/product/mark-ii/ Join the conversation chat.mycroft.ai/ community.mycroft.ai/
Mimic 3 | Mycroft's privacy-focused open-source neural text-to-speech (TTS) engine
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Introducing Mimic 3: Mycroft's privacy-focused open-source neural text-to-speech (TTS) engine. Mike Hansen is Mycroft's Senior Software Developer and is played by a dude avatar using Mimic 3's [en_US/cmu-arctic] voice with the [fem] speaker. mycroft.ai/mimic-3/ Gitbook: mycroft-ai.gitbook.io/docs/mycroft-technologies/mimic-tts/coming-soon-mimic-3 Music by The Pancake Chef @DJKPDJOG Join the con...
Introducing Mimic 3
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Introducing Mimic 3, the newest member of the Mycroft family. Mimic 3 is Mycroft’s new privacy-focused neural Text to Speech (TTS) engine. In human terms that means it sounds great, and can run completely offline. Releasing Mimic 3 for download June 29th, 2022. Refer to our blog, @LearnLinuxTV , the Mycroft Home Page or Product Hunt for more information! Mimic 3 is the default TTS engine on the...
Mark II Games with Gez
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Mark II Timer Demo
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Mark II Weather Demo
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Mark II News Demo
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Mark II Music demo skill
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OFFLINE Home Voice Assistant
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Mark II Baby Monitor Demo
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Mark II No Ads vs Alexa Ads
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Get the Mark II now: mycroft.ai/product/mark-ii/ Invest in THE private voice assistant : www.startengine.com/mycroftai How can you get involved with Mycroft? Download it and join the conversation on our forum! mycroft.ai/get-mycroft/ community.mycroft.ai/
Alexa vs. Mycroft
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Get the Mark II now: mycroft.ai/product/mark-ii/ Invest in THE private voice assistant www.startengine.com/mycroftai How can you get involved with Mycroft? Download it and join the conversation on our forum! mycroft.ai/get-mycroft/ community.mycroft.ai/
Who are you and what are you doing here, Leanna Pohevitz?
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Who are you and what are you doing here, Leanna Pohevitz?
Who are you and what are you doing here, Mike Hansen?
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Who are you and what are you doing here, Mike Hansen?
MkII Skills interaction starting with Weather
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MkII Skills interaction starting with Weather
The link says it does not exist anymore, where can I download it from?
Not available anymore?
Seems like the development ceased last year. Unfortunate.
Why the hell is it SO slow when none of the calls to external sources actually involved much processing power?
Is the site offline?
you can put SPANISH ?
I would love to see such products thrive ( more user friendly , open source, privacy focused, not tied with a giant company) and not anti consumer. But you've got to change the design ( talking about the aesthetic) of this. It is not hard to make a good looking box. reach for a product designer (even a student) he will propose a better design. EVERYTHING in the design is not what you should do.
yeah, why not f amazon and have the same ball design!
"... which means nothing I have said to it will go out to internet..." That's laughable. Your speech was converted to text and that text was sent out to the Internet. Not much difference, except that text is so much more easily processed, digested, used, and abused by computer programs...on the internet. And no, Alexa is NOT "piping everything up to their servers". I've seen the code - only speech recorded after the wake word is detected -- and the blue light is on -- is sent to the servers. Amazon doesn't want everything -- their servers would melt if they had to deal with 24/7 input from the millions of users in the world. Use your brain. Geezus.
too bad the weather was boring lol good work tho, i been following this project(s) for years now!
So how do you tell mycroft-neon the location of the required weather. In my case it does not know SPAIN!. It can default to a city but my machine seems not to know Madrid is in spain
its great that the voice reconition and actions are local, but the use cases are still boring for both. i want something like the ubuntu phone/tablet concept, where you can say stuff like "motion blur" and it open the motion blur settings on gimp, things like this could improve my productivity since i could rely less on memorizing shortcut keys and pressing unconfortable key combos, or swaping my hands between mouse and keyboard and more on the tasks at hand. or maybe some games where you use voice commands...
Would want a Mycroft, but they're just so prohibitory expensive. I know Alexa is cheaper because I'm whoring out my personal data and privacy, but still.
Is this investment in Neon? Isn’t Mycroft defunct?
6:42 Bunghole1
Is it possible to use Mimic 3 and train an new voice based on an talents voice by reading and recording samples?
Love this, however: 1) it's painfully slow 2) the design of the device is to be blunt, ugly. 3) the voice sounds like Microsoft Sam text to speech.
If only it could play audible I would get rid of Alexa tomorrow.
Can I use MIMIC 3 on a cloud?? I only want their API to work. I have a custom frontend and need the API to convert text to speech
hiii
Alexa wins in this example.
It works without an internet connection. Doesn’t require an account.
Is it not going to be obsolete with the arrival of ChatGPT ?
Apples and oranges...
GBNF...despite their best efforts the Mark II flopped largely because of its clunk-factor as proven by the poorly-planned Alexa side-by-side video. Whoever thought the "retro" design would be a winner did not understand that response latency, even if only a second or two, combined with its poor representation of an early Mac is a sure way to sour a potential consumer's taste/need for an assistant like the Mark II. Not to mention the fact there is no way even a reluctant Echo Show user & developer (raising my hand) could consider the Mark II as-is. Just not yet ready for prime time. Close but no cigar. Caulk one up for (my) big brother Jeff.
It would be great if when this guy said "Hey Mycra, what is the weather?" Mycra answered: "it is the state of the atmosphere at a place and time as regards heat, dryness, sunshine, wind, rain, etc."
This is a bitter pill to digest after getting a mail that all Mycroft kickstarter investors are getting nothing. In fact we're not even getting readily available raspberry pi's shipped so we could DIY build our own units and self 3d print cases. It's very nice to see mycroft is kicking all crowdfunder backers while shipping units that were just pre-ordered from the store.
Alexa is bound too all those companies like spotyfy and google and amazon shop. Voice command ai computers like in star trek are the future but alexa isnt it way to bound and restricted.
This has a lot of opportunities
I built one from a raspberryPie and a screen in 2019 and it worked identically with this, but there were so many bugs, no working API for Spotify and a lot of other issues back then, so I totally lost intrest for the project. And for the commercial variant, it has been delayed so many tims it is almost obsolete by now, and the price is waaaaaaay to high for the functionality
if Mycrofts support controlling a roku i would buy one TODAY.
$500? hahaha you're joking
Mycroft is a scam. Before supporting this company, please research how this company swindled its kickstarter supporters.
An ethical voice assistant made by a company with a Rush fan? Awesome
In the privacy condition of Mycroft: Voice Commands: When you use our Services, your audio commands are transmitted to Mycroft for processing, as part of the Services. We may also collect other metadata about your audio commands, such as the time and location. Your Devices: When you download our software or otherwise use or register a device with us, we collect information about your device, including platform type and location.
Thanks for video, so useful for continue learning more about mycroft <3 #MoreBytesPlease Pd.: Greetings from Colombia
if the 3+ delay between hey mycroft and the beginning of listening to the utterance didnt exist. i'd use this. But its ENTIRELY too damn slow to be of any use for impatient people. This is 2023, there shouldnt be as long of a delay as there is. it literally makes no sense.
Excellent! And very important if you value privacy which is basically gone now and in the wrong hands. I will dig more and learn what mycroft is capable of doing.
So I think the dirty little secret here is EUs are basically funding mycroft to develop for enterprise and that's kinda Sh*tty to build for enterprise off the backs of individuals. 1. This device is WAYYYYYY too expensive. You can buy a whole computer, tablet, or smart phone for 499 and get way more functionality. 2. The Anemic (sub 100) skills available for the mycroft means the device can't DO anything. Of the skills that DO exist, they are gimmicks (Which I suspect is part of why this is JUST an unboxing and not a demo) 3. I think now that there is a stable hardware and software platform Mycroft should consider building skills for popular open source or self hosted projects (Nextcloud, Emby (I know), Plex, GitLab, etc) to attract users. I also don't see why 350$ can't be the price to work down from.
I have well over a dozen Alexas throughout my house, about 5 with displays, about half a dozen Google Homes with 3 with displays, and about 4 Meta Portals. They're all pretty good but have different strengths and weaknesses. Bit unusual I admit but I'm mostly interested in how I can integrate them into my Home Assistant/Node-Red. Alexa is great at sending commands to custom automations, communicating between rooms and making landline phone calls. Home is pretty great for making announcements from Home Assistant, playing music and videos from CZcams. And using Meta Portal as a just a voice assistant is a waste, my Portal+ is very nearly a powerful ChromeOS PC that runs webapps, with bluetooth mouse & keyboard and it's easily rotating display, I do a lot of coding in VS Code with it & other webapps. But the one area that I can't use any of these products directly for is to directly integrate with certain devices at my home. I notice this thing has USB ports on the back, something you don't see in other products (well, some may have one but you can't use them for much) I have two digital scales with USB ports, for weighing very different sized things, or receive measurements via from my laser measurement tool and remember it all for me. Perhaps I have fixed cameras for taking product photos and I can just tell it when to take a shot. USB scanners, specialized printers (would LOVE to just tell an AxiDraw what to write or draw), and the list goes on. Being able to turn any of these devices into fully voice controlled would be pretty amazing.
Hey everyone, I just received my Mycroft Mark II in the mail and I am wondering: Is Mike running the Home Assistant *server* **on** the MKII device? And if so, how can I get the same setup? Is this possible with the Dinkum installation shipped with the Mark II? ;) What are we seeing on the screen here?
I would really like to know about this too. I had to dig through heaps of internet just to understand what Dinkum was, and how it forces me to dig into a command line just to adjust the brightness. My Mk II feels like a mix between HAL 9000 and the expected functionality of some voice assistants from some of my first under-powered smart phones. I needs some optimizing, but not in the dark like this.
Love to have it was an integration to home assistant
Backed this project years ago. Nice that it finally will be shipped. I hope the voice can be changed because I'm sure this will creep out my girlfriend and is not gonna be used otherwise.
Hey, can we buy the same box as you ? I'm looking for this kind of box for my Mycroft
You SHOULD register the device on your servers otherwise it not work? There is the need to do this more than once? What happens if you shut down your service?
You can spin up your own server- it is also open source. But by the end of the year we expect to have a developer (read: early beta) version of completely offline functionality working. This is useful if, for example, you are using it for home automation and your ISP is unreachable.
@@MycroftAIForEveryoneI'm just discovering this software and hardware. Was there any progress on this? Somewhere I can follow?
𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙢𝙤𝙨𝙢 😞
it sounds dead inside even compared to siri, and it has an accent. other than that it looks amazing.
Imo, it has potential. I don't like the hyper stylized, smooth honey voices of competing products. (they sound like impending doom in a sci-fi AI-gone-rogue horror show to me) This sounds more like a real person. In fact, unsure if the name is an hommage, but it wouldn't be out of place to get the real Jarvis voice on this. Paul Bettany is a friend of Johnny Depp's, so I feel he is just crazy enough to do it. But I imagine it would be a lot of work to model his voice.
1:40 no USB-C in 2022? D:
Hi Max, there are 2x USB 3.0 ports, but not any direct USB-C
not needed
Alexa is much faster, what is the reason for such a long delay in Mycroft?
Your voice runs through speech-to-text, is then processed, the Mycroft's response is generated via text-to-speech. Alexa solely uses speech recognition, which sacrifices user privacy for performance speed.
@@jamesjohns8043 Do you mean that Alexa translates directly from speech to speech? It sounds incredible, do you have any proofs?
@@gleleylo All I can say is that with Alexa it happens on Amazon's servers which serve the result faster than the Raspberry in the MyCroft is able to. With better hardware and also software optimizations MyCroft should catch up.
I do not buy products that require activation EVER. I sent back a DJI product for that reason alone. Can you change the wake word to anything you like?
Hi Daniel, we are working toward removing the pairing requirement altogether. The primary challenge we've had there is Speech Recognition or Speech to Text (STT). Local only STT has been basically unusable for an open domain voice assistant. Some projects have done closed domain local STT but only for a very small range of specific phrases. Eg you could turn on your coffee machine, but not ask for the weather. Other projects provide open domain local STT but it's slow and has very low accuracy - both of which make them basically unusable for a voice assistant like Mycroft. We're working at the moment to bring quality local STT to resource constrained devices like the Raspberry Pi 4 that runs the Mark II, in the same way we did with Mimic 3 our new TTS engine. That will remove the last critical piece that requires a backend and hence we will then make pairing optional. Though it must be noted that without pairing you won't be able to use paid API's like Wolfram Alpha without supplying your own API key. So we think there's still an important role for backend services to play, but it would then be up to each person whether they want to use that or not. Regarding the wake word - everything is configurable and there are even wake word plugins that will take any input text (like "hey computer") and provide a semi-usable wake word process, however for best results we would recommend training a Precise wake word model which is beyond what most individuals are willing or able to do right now.
This is already way to complex. I hate products that require activation. Why can't you just turn it on, give it your wifi details and then you are good to go. Activation is never for the customer, its always for your benefit. I really want an Alexa type device that I can use locally, play local music, ask it questions without any of that going back to you. I want a virtual assistant that is mine, not yours. I had Alexa and Google home but they are just corporate snoops. Maps, weather etc. is obviously useful but I don't see why you have to be logged in to anything to do that.
Hey Daniel, I just replied to another similar comment of yours but to extend a little on the specifics here - I can definitely understand your skepticism. Our backend provides a few major functions: 1. Cloud based Speech Recognition - currently local STT just isn't good enough - but that's something we're working on right now. 2. Access to paid API's like OpenWeatherMap and WolframAlpha. There are some free tier API's out there but we are well beyond the scale where we can use those. You can generate your own API keys but this is beyond what most average users are willing or able to do so by default we provide proxies to those services through our backend. 3. Simpler device and Skill configuration - this is the easiest to move on device, we just haven't prioritized it yet since 1 & 2 have been blockers to having a completely local experience. Honestly #1 more than #2. But this is what we're working on currently, and aiming to have at least a usable test image out by the end of the year that would enable you to use Mycroft without sending a single packet to a Mycroft server. Previously decent Text to Speech also required a cloud based service, but our new Mimic 3 TTS engine means that is no longer the case. You can now have a high quality neural TTS voice generated faster than real-time on a Raspberry Pi 4. These are not simple challenges, but we're ticking them off one-by-one!
This is awesome. Open source to create customizable services without being tied to commercial services. I just hope there are other options to tunein for audio streams.
Looks great, I wish I could contribute somehow...
Why not usb c?
Hey there, do you mean for peripherals or for power? The IO ports are directly from the Raspberry Pi 4 which is why there are the 2x USB 2.0 and 2x USB 3.0. We also haven't seen any specific need for a USB-C port and it would be more expensive and add complexity to the build overall. I can see USB-C as a common power plug for devices that require charging as quite important, however for products that are continuously plugged in this seems far less important, but interested to hear what others think about this?
@@MycroftAIForEveryone i mean for the power, with usb outlets everywhere now there is no need for a useless brick