Dicio voice assistant — Libre, multilanguage and offline assistant for Android
summary
An Android voice assistant that runs completely on device (wake word, Vosk or system speech models, on-device TTS) and exposes a modular skill system with 13 skills (timers, calls, media, calculator, translation) and demonstrated timers working. Natural language understanding is a custom Kotlin/Java matcher using compact YAML-like reference sentences and a homegrown number/duration parser; it’s translated in 14 languages, published on F‑Droid/Play Store, skills remain Android-specific while the NLU is portable.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Dicio
- 1:07How Dicio works
- 4:22Natural language understanding
- 7:12Implementation challenges
- 9:40Future plans
- 11:45Alternatives and conclusion
- 12:49Q&A session
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