Dual microphones and XMOs audio processor: Delivers clear voice capture and noise reduction for accurate command recognition
Injection-molded polycarbonate enclosure with LED ring: Provides a premium look and tactile controls for user comfort
Expandable via Grove port: Allows easy addition of sensors and accessories for personalized smart home integration
Fully open-source software, firmware, and hardware: Enables full customization and community-driven development
Hardware mute switch: Physically disconnects microphones for privacy and power savings
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The open source, privacy-focused voice assistant, built to work with Home Assistant
Home Assistant Voice Preview Edition is the open source, privacy-focused voice assistant built to seamlessly connect with Home Assistant, and preview the future of voice today. Its advanced audio processor and dual microphones allow it to hear your command
Processor
ESP32-S3 with 16 MB Flash, 8 MB Octal SRAM
Audio Processor
XMOs XU316 with echo cancellation and stationary noise removal
Connectivity
2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0 Low Energy, USB-C power
Fast, private, local voice control for Home Assistant - and it works in Indonesian
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Arief · 11 days ago
Surprisingly good
I had already built a similar Home Assistant Satellite device using a Raspberry Pi and an external speaker-microphone combination. However, I thought it would be good to check out this pre-built ESP32 version. It has a bunch of nice touches; for example a spinning LED light when the wake word is detected, a touch control for volume, and a neat mute switch. Despite its small size, the speaker is remarkably capable. It's not good for streaming music obviously, but it's fine for audio responses. The microphone sensitivty is a little limited, so I had to get used to getting quite close to the device before the wakeword was recognized. But despite this, I'm still willing to give it 5 stars because of the intuitive simplicity of operation, the ease of integration with Home Assistant and the price point.
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Automation · 11 days ago
Trueley Private Voice Assistant
This is a great product, and I am glad to support it so that hopefully the software gets better. I would rate the native nabu assist a 3, but if you run a local llm instance to give it a bit more power (I ran one on a RTX 3060 12GB) it works very well. AI is this worst it will ever be right now, and in a time where companies are increasingly doing everything they can to spy on us I can't recommend this local option enough. Plus Ameridroid is selling it for the cheapest I've found.