AGL and Google Summer of Code 2023
summary
Two Google Summer of Code projects deliver usable AGL tooling: a grpc Python server voice agent plus a Flutter test app that uses VOSK for speech to text, Snips or Rasa for intent parsing, and maps intents to KUKSA VSSS signals to change volume fan speed and temperature; the demo shows commands and the wake word "hello automotive" working. The other is a QT5 CAN simulator that sends CAN/Python‑CAN messages through KUKSA over websocket or gRPC, runs on Raspberry Pi 4, and currently exposes 3 intents and live demoed successful state changes.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00AGL and GSoC 2023 intro
- 1:13Malik Talha’s voice assistant
- 13:11Voice assistant demo
- 18:38Qt5 CAN simulation by Suon Chakravati
- 27:54Conclusion and Q&A on GSoC projects
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