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Suggestion for an audio and internet based project

Caner Alp
Prodigy 215 points
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CC3200

Hello,

Im a student and I have a project . my project is a wearable device which converts speech to text in real time for deaf people. If I can save sound as wav and send it to the cloud ,I will be able to do this job. But there is something not clear how to send the data to the colud. 

Ive made some research, Im planning to use a DSP ( TMS320C5517 ), codec, RAM - ROM , and screen, since this is a wearable project,everything must be very low power. And If run TIRTOS on it, can I do this. I will paste the description of IBM's service, I dont have knowledge about internet programming, that's why it comes to me diffucult. 

"To run example cURL commands that work with the service from the command line, see Quick start for cURL.
To create and run an example Node.js application that works with the service from the command line, see Watson Quick Start for Node.js.
To create and run a sample Node.js application that works with the service from a web browser, see Developing a Watson application in Node.js. You need the link to the source code for the Node.js application at the speech-to-text-nodejs repository in the watson-developer-cloud namespace on GitHub."

"The service is accessed via a WebSocket connection or REST API."

As it is written, I should use cURL and Node.js, Can I make it compatible with my Embedded system this is what my question is actually. 

Best Regards

Caner Alp

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    TI__Mastermind 30365 points

    Caner,

    You may also want to take a look at the C5535 eZdsp. Since you are building a web-based wearable solution, you would also need to have a wi-fi solution with the C5535 board. There's the TI CC3200 which might be a fit.

    I don't know alot about the CC3200, but you will have to write a routine that enable comms between the C5535 and CC3200 (via SPI or UART. Please see the CC3200 WifiSDK for details on how to talk to the device).

    This would allow you to have the web connectivity that you are looking for. Once you have established a web connection, the REST stuff should be pretty straight forward. The C5517 should also work with the same type of setup. Hope this helps.

    Lali