Focus Helper Conversation Archive
Development, 2018

Overview
Focus Helper Conversation Archive is part of the project “Focus Helper” is made for record the conversations for helping the users that review their talk after they had experience with Focus Helpe,r which allows people focus and listen to each other during talk.
Link to Full story of Focus Helper
Link to Full story of Focus Helper
Team
Solo project
Solo project
Role
Progamming
Progamming
Tool
HTML
CSS
p5.speech
p5.js
Arduino
HTML
CSS
p5.speech
p5.js
Arduino

Process
The project is about “How to reduce the misunderstanding in conversation?”, and the answer is “pay attention and listen”. That’s why I designed the Focus Helper and its conversation archive. The idea of the archive is from the behavior of take a notes
people who want to learn more about something. I used an Arduino with buttons and p5.speech library for the website.
Link to Code
Link to Code
How it works
First, the users put their name on the input and click the “start conversation” button. Then a box generated by random color and position.
After that the users using the Focus Helper, they press the button then it activates speech recognition API. During the button is pushing, API recognizes the word and writes down on the box with a name that they made in the first step. So, they can see who talks what.
After that the users using the Focus Helper, they press the button then it activates speech recognition API. During the button is pushing, API recognizes the word and writes down on the box with a name that they made in the first step. So, they can see who talks what.




I had used p5.serial to connect p5.js target="_blank">p5.js and an Arduino. So, when a button is pressing it gets a serial number and send to p5.js through an Arduino. However, there was a tricky part of speech recognition, that was it need time to recognize to words like 5~10seconds. So, if the users put their button off too quickly, it doesn't work well and only printed the name.
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