Amika is a voice AI that assists you with everyday tasks. Auto-updating is a great feature too. It comes with a YML dataset to reference off of and train. Our key tasks is home automation, streaming from the internet and a graphics UI ready to surprise your eyes. Get Amika the voice AI now!
We train Amika using a dataset you can find in our stable builds. You can contribute to this file using pull requests. Help make Amika an AI we desire and respect.
All the source code is listed in our files.
- Streaming radio stations
- Streaming music from other sources and websites (Spotify, YouTube Music)
- Voice intercommunication between local Amika devices
- A website/app where Amika devices can be configured. (In progress)
- Play podcasts, ambient sounds
- Set timers and alarms
- Get news reports located in your region
- Controlling smart home devices
- Making voice calls via Bluetooth interfaces
We hope to put our software on a RPi and experiment with what we are given on the RPi (camera, audio output)
- An ultimate challenge is integrating it with audio input.
- The RPi will run Debian Bullseye and higher (if there is a higher version) (64-bit)
- Aimed platform does not currently work as expected. (USB microphone isn't being detected)
- To run Amika on a Raspberry Pi device, your device will need wi-fi, bluetooth, a microphone (audio input), a speaker (audio output) to work correctly.
- Amika uses AI, it is required to have internet on any device while running the voice assistant.
Welcome to the guide, to install Amika on Linux, download the latest release version over on this page.
- Linux 32-bit MAY NOT WORK!
- Linux 64-bit is better.
- Windows NT 10+ (Windows 10, Windows 11)
- Linux (Debian 10 Bullseye) (in a linux environment)
- Darwin (Mac OS X El Capitan versions and higher)
- Just install Python on your Mac, run stable/installdeps.py, run stable/main.py (in stable directory)