Voice Interactive Game Using Speech Recognition

Ahmad Zulfadli , Ahmad Nazari (2008) Voice Interactive Game Using Speech Recognition. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka,Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Speech communication refers to the processes associated with the production and perception of sounds used in spoken language. It has been used since the early age of mankind as the medium to communicate and change information with each other. In this Projek Sarjana Muda (pSM) project, a Voice Interactive Game, which is an application where users are able to interact with the game by using the users' voice, is proposed. English words may be hard to pronounce since there are a lot of pronunciation style and some words may sounds very similar. Wrong pronunciation of English words may cause other people to misunderstand what you are saying and may get you into trouble. Voice interactive game is a great way to encourage users especially the youngsters to learn the correct pronunciation of English words whi.ch sometimes being pronounce wrongly all the time. For example, the word 'alter' may be wrongly pronounce as 'outer' or 'otter' . Thus, the Voice Interactive Game is proposed for this project. In this project, user will have to provide inputs that are their voice by pronouncing the words provided. The game is targeted for children aged between 7 to 12 years old. Thus, there are only 15 simple words in the system's library. GoldWave 5.06 and MATLAB 7.0 software is used to capture the user's voice and tum it into digital form. The voice signal will be recognized by a recognizer and checked if the pronunciation is correct or not. The recognizer was programmed by using MATLAB 7.0. The results will be shown in the GUI that was also being built by using MA TLAB 7.0 software.

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