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Voice Assistant Project Report

The project report details the development of a voice-controlled smart assistant named Jarvis, which integrates continuous speech recognition and AI capabilities. It utilizes various Python libraries for speech-to-text and text-to-speech functionalities, allowing users to execute tasks via voice commands. Future enhancements include adding a GUI, securing email functionalities, and expanding the assistant's capabilities.

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Voice Assistant Project Report

The project report details the development of a voice-controlled smart assistant named Jarvis, which integrates continuous speech recognition and AI capabilities. It utilizes various Python libraries for speech-to-text and text-to-speech functionalities, allowing users to execute tasks via voice commands. Future enhancements include adding a GUI, securing email functionalities, and expanding the assistant's capabilities.

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Project Report: Voice-Based AI Assistant and Continuous Speech Recognition

Project Title

Voice Controlled Smart Assistant using Speech Recognition and Text-to-Speech

Developed By

Bharath

Rehan

Date

June 2025

Project Overview

This project integrates two Python-based systems:

1. Continuous Speech Recognition - a real-time transcription system that converts spoken words into text.

2. AI Voice Assistant (Jarvis) - an interactive assistant capable of executing tasks via voice commands.

Tools and Libraries Used

speech_recognition - Converts speech to text using Google API

pyttsx3 - Converts text to speech (offline support)

datetime - Retrieves the current time

wikipedia - Retrieves summaries of Wikipedia topics

webbrowser - Opens URLs in the default browser

os - Interacts with the operating system

smtplib - Sends emails using SMTP


Project Report: Voice-Based AI Assistant and Continuous Speech Recognition

System Requirements

- Python 3.7 or higher

- Internet connection for some functions (Wikipedia, email)

- Microphone

- Install dependencies:

pip install SpeechRecognition pyttsx3 wikipedia pyaudio

Module 1: Continuous Speech Recognition

A simple speech recognizer that listens continuously and prints recognized text in real time until the user says 'stop'.

How it Works:

- Listens using sr.Microphone()

- Transcribes audio via recognize_google

- Adjusts for ambient noise

Loop exits on the word "stop".

Module 2: AI Voice Assistant (Jarvis)

A virtual assistant named Jarvis that responds to user voice commands and can perform various desktop tasks.

Example Commands:

- Open YouTube

- Search Python on Wikipedia

- Play music

- What is the time


Project Report: Voice-Based AI Assistant and Continuous Speech Recognition

- Send email

Limitations

- Speech recognition needs internet (Google API)

- Hardcoded email/password (needs secure method)

- No GUI interface

- Can misinterpret accents or unclear speech

Future Enhancements

- Add GUI with Tkinter or PyQt

- Secure email with OAuth or .env files

- Add more apps and voice services

- Use offline speech models (Vosk, Whisper)

- Add chatbot AI or LLM integration

Conclusion

The combination of speech recognition and command execution offers a strong foundation for smart virtual assistants.

Bharath and Rehan's implementation proves that even with simple libraries, we can create a functional, voice-controlled

smart system capable of performing real-world tasks interactively.

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