A DISSERTION REPORT ON

VOICE OPERATED COMPANIAN

SUBMITTED IN PARTIALFULFILMENT FOR THE

REQUIREMENTS OF THE DEGREE

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
IN
COMPUTER ENGINEERING
SEMESTER 6
GROUP MEMBERS

SHRADDHA BHAGAT (02)

VIKRANT BHAMRE (03)
PRAGATI KHANDAGALE (-)
TANVI PHALE (41)

UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF

PROF. B. B. JADHAO

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING

G.V ACHARYA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERIN AND
TECHNOLOGY

UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI
2023 – 24
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TANVI PHALE (41)

Date:
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VOICE OPERATED COMPANIAN

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in Computer Engineering as laid down by UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI, Is a record of their
own work carried out by them under my supervision and guidance during year 2023-24.

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This project report entitled “Name of Project” by “Name of Group Member with
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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We remain immensely obliged to Prof. B.B.JADHAO for providing us with themoral and
technical support and guiding us. We would also like to thank our guide for providing us
with his expert opinion and valuable suggestions at every stage of project.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank Prof. DINESH BHERE, Head of
ComputerEngineering for his motivation and valuable support. This acknowledgement is
incomplete without thanking teaching and non – teaching staff of department of their kind
support.

We would also like to thank Dr. Prashant Sonare, principal of G. V. Acharya Institute of
Engineering and Technology, Shelu for providing the infrastructure and resources required
for project.

1. SHRADDHA BHAGAT ROLL NO : 01

2. VIKRANT BHAMRE ROLL NO : 02
3. PRAGATI KHANDAGALE ROLL NO : -
4. TANVI PHALE ROLL NO : 41
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
Abstract ………………………………………………... 1

Chapter 1.Introduction…………………………………………. 3

Chapter 2. Literature Survey ………………………………………5

2.1 Existing System ………………………………….. 7
Chapter 3. Limitations of Existing System ……………………… 8
Chapter 4. Problem Statement …………………………………… 10
4.1 Objective of Student Data Management ……………. 11

Chapter 5. Proposed System ……………………………………… 13

5.1 Analysis/ Framework/Algorithm

5.2 Design Details

5.3 Data Flow Diagram ………………………. 14

5.4 Advantages of DFDs ……………... 15
5.5 Methodology ………………………………………. 16
Chapter 6. Experimental Setup ……………………………………. 32
6.1. Details of Database …………………………………….
6.2 Performance Evaluation Parameters
6.3 Software and Hardware Set Up

Chapter 7. Elements Of Project

7.1 Case Diagram

7.2 Sequence Diagram

Chapter 8. Conclusion And Future Work ………………………………………... 18

o References
o Appendix
 ABSTRACT

In an increasingly connected world, the development of intelligent voice-operated

companions has garnered significant attention. This project presents a Voice-Operated
Companion implemented using Python, leveraging cutting-edge natural language
processing (NLP) and speech recognition technologies. The system is designed to
interact with users through spoken language, providing assistance, information, and
companionship.

The companion's core functionalities include speech recognition, language

understanding, and context-aware responses. Users can engage in natural
conversations, ask questions, request assistance, and receive information on a wide
range of topics. The system integrates machine learning models to improve recognition
accuracy and adapt to individual user preferences over time.

The Python-based Voice-Operated Companion opens up opportunities for

numerous applications, including virtual assistants, smart home automation, customer
support, and personalized information retrieval. This abstract outlines the key elements
of the project, emphasizing its potential to enhance user experiences through advanced
voice interaction technology.

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 1.Introduction to Project

In an era defined by technological advancement and the seamless integration of AI-

powered solutions into our daily lives, the "Voice Operated Companion" project, stands
as a shining example of innovation and convenience. This ambitious project represents
a convergence of cutting-edge technologies, culminating in a state-of-the-art voice-
activated virtual assistant that reimagines human-computer interaction.

The term "Audible ally" might evoke memories of a fictional AI butler from the realm
of popular culture. While the comparison is not without merit, this real-world "Audible
ally" is a testament to the remarkable progress in Natural Language Processing (NLP)
and Artificial Intelligence (AI). Developed using Python, this system is a versatile and
responsive companion, tailored to meet the evolving needs and expectations of modern
users.

"Audible ally" is not merely a software project; it is an embodiment of the ever-

expanding capabilities of AI in our daily lives. It responds to spoken commands, offering
a seamlessand intuitive user experience, enabling users to navigate complex tasks with a
simple voice command. This project goes beyond the confines of traditional virtual
assistants, offering a host of unique features, making it a standout in the domain of AI-
powered companions.

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 5. Proposed System

The "Voice Operated Companion" project, affectionately known as "Audible ally,"

introducesa groundbreaking and innovative system designed to redefine the way we
interact with technology. This proposed system encompasses an array of features and
capabilities that go beyond the boundaries of conventional virtual assistants, setting
new standards in personalization, convenience, and adaptability.

At the heart of the proposed system is a commitment to providing users with a highly
personalized and adaptive virtual assistant. "Audible ally" is not just a static tool but an
intelligent companion that learns from user interactions. Through machine learning and
artificial intelligence, it continually refines its understanding of user preferences and
adapts its responses accordingly. This self-improving feature ensures that "Audible ally"
becomes more attuned to each user over time, offering a truly tailored experience.

The system's extensive capabilities encompass a wide range of functions, from

managing schedules and setting reminders to retrieving information, sending messages,
making calls, and controlling an array of Internet of Things (IoT) devices. "Audible
ally" serves as a central hub for daily tasks and information retrieval, making it a
versatile and indispensable tool in both personal and professional contexts.

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 Software requirement specification
document

Software Requirements Specification (SRS) for Voice-Operated Companion Project

 Introduction
1.1 Purpose
The purpose of this document is to define the software requirements for the
development of a voice-operated companion using Python.

1.2 Scope
This project aims to create a voice-operated companion that can understand and
respond to user commands, provide information, and perform various tasks through
natural language processing.

 System Overview
2.1 System Architecture
- High-level architecture diagram.
- Description of key components (voice recognition, natural language processing,
response generation, etc.).

 Functional Requirements
3.1 Voice Recognition
- The system should be able to recognize voice commands.
- Specify the supported languages.
- Define accuracy and response time requirements.

3.2 Natural Language Processing

- The system should understand and interpret user commands.
- Support for multiple commands and contextual understanding.
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3.3 User Interaction
- Define user commands and their corresponding actions.
- Examples: "Tell me a joke," "Set a timer for 10 minutes," "What's the weather like
today?"

3.4 Response Generation

- The system should generate appropriate responses.
- Responses can be in the form of voice, text, or both.

 Non-Functional Requirements
4.1 Performance
- Specify response time requirements.
- Define system scalability and resource usage.

 Security
- Describe measures for securing user data and preventing unauthorized access.

 Usability
- Ensure the user interface is intuitive and user-friendly.

 Compatibility
- Specify compatible hardware and software platforms.

 System Constraints
- Hardware and software constraints (e.g., minimum system requirements).

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 2.1. SDLC Model to be used

In that case, considering the evolving nature of a Voice-Operated Companion Project

an Agile Model, is a recommended choice. Agile methodologies are well-suited for
projects where requirements may change, and the development process needs to be
flexible and adaptive. Scrum, in particular, emphasizes incremental development,
collaboration, and iterative improvements, making it a good fit for voice-operated
systems that can benefit from ongoing user feedback and continuous updates.

To ensure high quality, rigorous testing and quality assurance are integrated throughout
the development process. Documentation is also crucial, as it supports ongoing
development, maintenance, and knowledge transfer.

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 5.6Design approach

Design Approach: Voice-Operated Companion are as follows-

1. Project Definition:
- Define the project's goal: To create a voice-operated companion that can understand
and respond to user voice commands and questions.

2. Hardware Selection:
- Select the hardware components, including a microphone and speaker, and set up the
necessary audio interfaces.

3. Software Stack:
- Choose Python as the programming language for development.
- Utilize the `SpeechRecognition` library for speech recognition and the `gTTS` library
for text-to-speech conversion.

4. User Interaction Flow:

- Plan the interaction flow, understanding that the companion should listen to user
commands and provide responses.

5. Speech Recognition:
- Implement speech recognition using the `SpeechRecognition` library to capture audio
input from the microphone.

6. Intent Recognition:
- Develop a simple logic to understand the user's intent.

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7. Response Generation:
- Create logic to generate responses based on user input (in this example, we echo the
user's input).

8. Text-to-Speech Conversion:
- Utilize the `gTTS` library to convert response text into speech.

9. Error Handling:
- Implement basic error handling to handle situations where speech recognition fails.

10. Main Interaction Loop:

- Create a continuous loop that listens for user input, processes it, and responds.

11. User Experience (UX) Design:

- Consider the user experience, including the quality of synthesized speech and
response delivery.

12. Testing and Iteration:

- Test the system to ensure it captures and responds to voice commands accurately.
- Gather user feedback and iterate on the design for improvement.

13. Deployment and Maintenance:

- Deploy the system on your selected hardware.
- Plan for ongoing maintenance and potential updates to enhance features.

14. Documentation:
- Create documentation for the project, including user guides and developer
documentation for future enhancements.

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15. User Feedback Loop:
- Establish a feedback mechanism to continuously improve the companion's
performance and address user needs and suggestions.

This design approach outlines the steps involved in creating a basic voice-operated
companion. For a more advanced and feature-rich companion, you would need to
integrate natural language processing, intent recognition, and external APIs for
additional capabilities.

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 5.2 Design Details

1. Hardware Setup:
- Connect a microphone and speaker to your Raspberry Pi or chosen microcontroller.

2. Software Setup:
- Install necessary Python libraries for speech recognition and text-to-speech.
- Set up any required APIs or data sources for additional information (e.g., weather
data).

3. Speech Recognition:
- Use the selected library to capture audio input from the microphone.
- Convert the audio to text using the library's functions.

4. Processing User Input:

- Analyze the user's input text to determine the user's intent or question.
- Implement logic to handle different user queries or commands.

5. Generating Responses:
- Generate appropriate responses based on the user's input and the functionality of your
companion.
- Utilize the text-to-speech library to convert response text into speech.

6. Interaction Loop:
- Create a continuous loop that listens for user input, processes it, and responds

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5.3 Data flow Daigram (DFD) Flowchart

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 References

www.stackoverflow.com
www.pythonprogramming
www.google.co.in

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 8. Conclusion

The Voice Operated Companion project developed

using Python is a versatile and promising application
that leverages the power of natural language
processing and speech recognition to create a user-
friendly and interactive companion. This project show
cases .the potential of AI and automation in
enhancing our daily lives, from providing information
and assistance to creating a more connected and
intelligent environment. With further development
and refinement, voice-operated companions have the
potential to revolutionize the way we interact with
technology and make our lives more
convenient and enjoyable.

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