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Ran across your project and I think its exactly what I need for a really cool project I am working on. I race stage rally in the US and I am working on making my car its own personality. I am going for a full 80s tech theme. Theres a lot to it, but the car will look like it belongs in Tron but the inside will be a cross between KIT and Back to the future.
I wrote a rally computer that manages the entire event. Everything from event information like stage locations and start times and all the required rally tings.... In addition the computer collects data from the cars OBD and GPS.
Ok enough of all that....Why im here chewing up your time....
I want to give the car a personality.. I think if the car could speak and interact with people at park expose and at car shows that would increase our interactions with our fans and increase our sponsorships. Also, having the car talk to us while we are in transit or at service... Like I need 5 more gallons of fuel for the next loop, this would all be caught on video and used in social media. In addition to the real time talking, it will auto tweet FB post and chat with people in messenger, I think the real time social media stuff should be a system thats not int he car and the car sends commands to the internet system to do social media.... just incase we dont have proper internet and I need to rely on satellite.
After all that long drawn out babbling... My question is hooking into your system via a socket or http API. Im thinking I can add additional functionality by executing commands after the speech to text process. This way I can have it respond to data coming from the rally computer, like were approaching the start of a stage and it sends out a tweet or whatever, and the other way, I can have it talk when something outside happens, like someone tweets the car to wish us luck. Things like that.
Thoughts?
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Hello,
Ran across your project and I think its exactly what I need for a really cool project I am working on. I race stage rally in the US and I am working on making my car its own personality. I am going for a full 80s tech theme. Theres a lot to it, but the car will look like it belongs in Tron but the inside will be a cross between KIT and Back to the future.
I wrote a rally computer that manages the entire event. Everything from event information like stage locations and start times and all the required rally tings.... In addition the computer collects data from the cars OBD and GPS.
Ok enough of all that....Why im here chewing up your time....
I want to give the car a personality.. I think if the car could speak and interact with people at park expose and at car shows that would increase our interactions with our fans and increase our sponsorships. Also, having the car talk to us while we are in transit or at service... Like I need 5 more gallons of fuel for the next loop, this would all be caught on video and used in social media. In addition to the real time talking, it will auto tweet FB post and chat with people in messenger, I think the real time social media stuff should be a system thats not int he car and the car sends commands to the internet system to do social media.... just incase we dont have proper internet and I need to rely on satellite.
After all that long drawn out babbling... My question is hooking into your system via a socket or http API. Im thinking I can add additional functionality by executing commands after the speech to text process. This way I can have it respond to data coming from the rally computer, like were approaching the start of a stage and it sends out a tweet or whatever, and the other way, I can have it talk when something outside happens, like someone tweets the car to wish us luck. Things like that.
Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: