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by mehrdad 6y ago
Mehrdad from Picovoice here; We have made several models available for use in personal projects for free on our GitHub page. https://github.com/picovoice
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Benchmarking Rhino Against Amazon Lex(picovoice.ai)
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A Drive-Thru Voice UI Tutorial by Picovoice(picovoice.ai)
1 points by mehrdad 6y ago|0 comments
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Voice-Enabled Elevator(picovoice.ai)
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A Strategy Guide for Building Voice Applications(picovoice.ai)
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Picovoice unveiling design console for offline (edge) voice UX(console.picovoice.ai)
2 points by mehrdad 7y ago|0 comments
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Offline and Real-Time Speech-to-Text Running on Raspberry Pi Zero(youtube.com)
2 points by mehrdad 7y ago|0 comments
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Picovoice speech-to-intent beats Google Dialogflow(wwww.picovoice.ai)
1 points by mehrdad 7y ago|0 comments
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by mehrdad 13y ago
original poster here: all of the internal electronic components are water proofed and the battery operates under extended temperatures (currently the same batteries are used in north pole for remote sensing) But if the water freezes inside
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by mehrdad 13y ago
original poster here: please wait till the kickstarter launch. it's happening very soon. all that information will be on our kickstarter page.
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by mehrdad 13y ago
Original Poster: Unfortunately no. because the lock has no direct data connection. Besides, it will probably too late by the time you get to your bike...unless you are very close by.
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by mehrdad 13y ago
original poster: exactly! that's the main point. This is designed to enable for small scaled bike share systems. you can share the location and access of bikes with a (close or open) group of people. As the owner of the lock, you set t
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by mehrdad 13y ago
* Finally, you should disclose that this is your project when commenting on it. I apologize about that. I kind of assume it was clear but thanks for the reminder. If you want to share bikes, hand-off of keys will be an issue. With BitLock f
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by mehrdad 13y ago
If someone manages to steal your bike, they probably damage the lock to get it. In case someone steals your lock or you lose your lock, you can disable it remotely.
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by mehrdad 13y ago
as the owner of the lock you can manage permissions through the app. Also you can apply the same argument to Lockitron. They can grant access to anyone to open your door lock and I believe you have more valuable stuff at your house.
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by mehrdad 13y ago
The key would be only stored locally if you are the owner of the lock, otherwise you have to login to the app and check out a temporary (dynamic key) to unlock
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by mehrdad 13y ago
In 2005 there were not as many smart phone out there as day. Plus we are getting more and more dependent on your smartphone. We use it for calls, navigation, emails, not to mention facebooking! soon it will be your wallet as well. So this c
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by mehrdad 13y ago
1 - Compared to picking a lock, hacking AES-128 is lot more difficult :D 2 - The battery last up to 5 years on average usage (lock&unlock 5 times a day) + you get a notification on your phone when it is time to replace the battery.
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by mehrdad 13y ago
No we are not use a one time password. The key changes every time interact with the lock to stop man-in-the-middle attacks. We use AES-128 encryption that is the access control industry standard (and we think it is enough). As a side note,
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by mehrdad 13y ago
Nothing happens until you interact with the lock. So it won't automatically lock and unlock. You have to press a button on the lock to lock/unlock.
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by mehrdad 13y ago
As a consumer product, BitLock is targeting a niche market (like any other keyless locks). It is way more convenient than a regular lock. You don't have to carry a key with you plus the interaction is seamless. Also we never have to de
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by mehrdad 13y ago
Imagine there's a button instead of the key hole. press it once = open, press it again = close. If you are out of range, press it = nothing happens. The lock just does't pop.
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by mehrdad 13y ago
a) The lock does not fall off. It basically grants you the permission to lock and unlock directly from the lock. Imagine replacing the keyhole on your lock with a button and everything is the same. You don’t even have to touch your phone. L
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by mehrdad 13y ago
There are two sides when it comes to the lock security. First is the structural security. Comparing to the locks in the market in terms of structural security we are well above average. We can't beat Kryptonite New Yorker but we are as
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by mehrdad 13y ago
you don't have to touch your phone to lock and unlock. as long as the app is running, you only interaction with the lock. you can leave your phone in your pocket. Also, with the new features on IO7, you don't even have to keep the
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by mehrdad 13y ago
One option would be to borrow someone else's phone and log into the BitLock app and use their phone to lock and unlock. You can technically lock/unlock from your macbook/ipad since both have build-in bluetooth 4. But currentl
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by mehrdad 13y ago
that will complicate everything! and also increase the cost. besides you can't harvest much energy from that kind of mechanical movement...
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by mehrdad 13y ago
one less thing to carry. no more lost keys or searches to find them. Ease of use. With the bluetooth 4 ease of connectivity, interaction between your smart phone and locks will be invisible. sharing access: something you can't do with
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by mehrdad 13y ago
The battery life issue of smart phone is coming to an end. Basically battery life will be the prime feature of competition for smartphone makers from now on. Wireless charging, better battery technologies, and etc means the probability of y
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by mehrdad 13y ago
We are launching on Kickstarter soon. Please stay tuned. Meanwhile feel free to shoot me an email with any question you have! m.majzoobi@gmail.com

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