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Mastering Pronunciation

Mastering Pronunciation

Speech is the quickest and easiest way to give and receive information, and is therefore one of the most important means of communication for Pepper and NAO. As humanoid robots, they are expected to be able to speak flawlessly, so any error will definitely be noticed.
In this lesson we are going to learn how to get the pronunciation and prosody right to make the robot’s speech more natural.

2019/11/12

Pepper QiSDK

NAO⁶

Pepper (NAOqi 2.5)

Mastering Pronunciation

Documentation

Catch few words — Listen ¶

Goal In this tutorial we will use Listen and PhraseSet in order to make Pepper listen what a human says to him. Prerequisites: Running Actions on Pepper. Let’s start a new project Start a new project, let’s call it ListenPepper. Robotify it and make sure it implements the QiSDK & the Robot Life Cycle. For further details, see: Creating a robot application. Building PhraseSet. A PhraseSet represents a collection of Phrases that Pepper will be able to understand. Each Phrase object contains a text. To build a PhraseSet instance, use the PhraseSetBuilder class. Put the following code in the onRobotFocusGained method: Kotlin Java Here, we define the Phrases by passing directly each text as a String. In this example Pepper will be able to understand positive and negative answer

2019/10/30

Pepper QiSDK

Documentation

Conversation ¶

Reference QiChat Language Tutorials

2019/10/30

Pepper QiSDK

Documentation

Listen and reply — QiChatbot ¶

Goal In this tutorial, we will use the QiChatbot in order to give Pepper the capability to chat around a subject. Prerequisites Before stepping in this tutorial, you should be familiar with the action notion. For further details, see: Running Actions on Pepper. You should also know how to use Android resources. Let’s start a new project Start a new project, let’s call it QiChatbotPepper. Robotify it and make sure it implements the QiSDK & the Robot Life Cycle. For further details, see: Creating a robot application. Creating a topic file. Conversational topics are stored in .top files in the raw resources. A topic file contains rules the robot uses while conversing with a human. Step Action Add a new topic to the resources In Android Studio, choose File > New > Chat topic. Enter greet

2019/10/30

Pepper QiSDK

Documentation

Mastering Chat locale ¶

Goal In this tutorial, we will use the Locale in order to change the locale of a Chat. The application will be able to switch the discussion locale between English and Japanese. Warning This tutorial aims to switch locale at the very limited level of the chat. According to your use case, you could prefer to manage the locale more globally, at application level.

2019/10/30

Pepper QiSDK

Documentation

Mastering Execute ¶

Goal In this tutorial, we will go to a specific part of a QiChat Language and execute an action when it reaches Execute. The robot will say a sentence and by reaching ^execute it will make the baseQiChatbot run a animation synchronously.

2019/10/30

Pepper QiSDK

Documentation

QiChatbot – Mastering Dynamic concept ¶

Goal In this tutorial, we will create a dynamic QiChatbot, using Dynamic concepts. For further details, see: QiChat dynamic. Prerequisites Before stepping in this tutorial, you should: Know how to use Android resources. Be familiar with the Action notion. For further details, see: Running Actions on Pepper. Know how to use the QiChatbot. For further details, see: Listen and reply — QiChatbot. Let’s start a new project Start a new project, let’s call it DynamicConceptsPepper. Robotify it and make sure it implements the QiSDK & the Robot Life Cycle. For further details, see: Creating a robot application. Creating the topic file. Create a new topic file named greetings_dynamic.top for the English (en) language. Add the following content to this file: For more details about the syntax, see:

2019/10/30

Pepper QiSDK