ReSpeaker has released its 4-Microphone Raspberry Pi HAT (Hardware Attached on Top), a quad-microphone expansion board for Raspberry Pi which has been designed for AI assistant and voice applications.

Raspberry Pi enthusiasts may be interested to know that hardware manufacturers ReSpeaker have created a new quad microphone expansion board specifically designed for the range of Pi mini PC systems.

Adafruit has created and is now stocking a Raspberry Pi Voice Bonnet which is equipped with dual speakers and microphones, enabling you to give your next project both voice and listening capabilities.

[curcuz]’s BoomBeastic mini is a Raspberry Pi based smart connected speaker. But don’t dis it as just another media center kind of project. His blog post is more of a How-To guide on setting up ...

Media center-infused smart speakers and Bluetooth speakers are pretty common these days, but over on Hackaday, user Carlo Maria Curinga made one of the slickest looking little speakers we’ve seen yet.

Repurposing old devices to a useful role brings me joy. I have a fairly old Sony speaker system lying around that has stood the test of time. It still works and sounds well, but only accepts AUX cable ...

If you’d rather not spend $180 on an Amazon Echo speaker, Amazon will now help you rig up a poor man’s version with a Raspberry Pi. As Lifehacker points out, Amazon has posted instructions on Github ...

Baby monitors give parents piece of mind by letting them keep an ear (or eye) on a kid’s room while wondering the house. But you don’t need to spend a lot of money on a high-end model to get decent ...

Wireless microphones give you the freedom to move around while amplifying your voice, but they can be incredibly expensive. With a Raspberry Pi, a few cheap components, and a radio, you can create one ...

It's no secret that Blue's line of USB microphones are a go-to choice for podcasters and anyone else who wants a simple, easy-to-use recording device. The company's Snowball and Yeti mics may be the ...