Employ NFC on the MATRIX Creator to authenticate users before issuing voice commands to Google Assistant and prevent Google from “always listening”

 

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The MATRIX Creator is a hat for the Raspberry Pi that has been described as a Swiss army knife for your Pi.  It boasts a suite of communication protocols, a ring of RGB LED, a microphone array, and more!

 

In this webinar we Samreen and Afred will focus on using your NFC to preserve privacy w/ cloud based voice AI on your IoT Device.

 

 

You will learn how to utilize Google’s Voice AI libraries with a “push-to-talk” model to voice-control your hardware project. Program NFC tags to activate your MATRIX Creator’s microphones, thus preventing the transmission of irrelevant data to the cloud, while also authenticating the user.

 

What attendees will learn:

  • How to program NFC actions in JavaScript on the MATRIX Creator
  • How to implement NFC-activated microphones on the MATRIX Creator
  • Examples of how users can develop their own security measures for connected assistants

 

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The Presenters

 

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Carlos Chacin, Software Developer at MATRIX Labs at MATRIX LabsSamreen Islam, Community Manager at MATRIX Labs

Carlos is a Software developer for MATRIX Labs. Works on maintaining documentation, providing higher level abstractions, and creating video tutorials. Deeply enjoys wiping his entire computer for any pretty looking Linux distro and pushing everyone to try trackball mice- it's the future!

Samreen is the Community Manager at MATRIX Labs. She enjoys robotics and design, and so found MATRIX Labs to be a great fit. You may see her on the MATRIX & recently E14 community, live streams, and some Project14 projects. Before starting work, Samreen studied Mechanical Engineering, CS & design integration at the University of Virginia, and now learns from the MATRIX community and platform every day!