Realizing multilingual smart home control requires focusing on the following practical approaches:
- Dynamic model switching::
1. Preloading of individual language models (e.g., en, de, fr, etc.)
2. Cache downloaded models via localStorage
3. Use Vosk.removeModel() to free the memory of unused models. - Voice Command Design::
- Design of harmonized command structures for different languages (e.g. '[language prefix] + command': 'EN turn on lights')
- Configure the phrase focus recognition parameter in model.conf - contextualization::
- Limit the vocabulary available for the current scene via recognizer.setGrammar()
- Combine with NLP libraries to handle synonym conversion (e.g. 'turn on the lights' = 'turn on the lights')
Typical case:
When the user says 'ES enciende la luz', the system automatically loads the Spanish model recognition and converts it to standard instruction JSON:
{'lang':'es','action':'light_on'. 'location':'living_room'}
This solution has been validated as viable in open source platforms such as HomeAssistant.
This answer comes from the articleVosk-Browser: Speech Recognition Tool Running in a BrowserThe
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