Test server: Speech Recognition Server based on Sphinx
speech-server is a test example of a server for speech recognition. After building speech-server it has to be added to the Cloudlet Server as a Service VM. Instructions for creating, adding and testing a Service VM are available at https://github.com/SEI-AMS/pycloud/wiki/Service-VMs.
speech-server is a basically a wrapper to the Sphinx speech recognition software developed at Carnegie Mellon University. The Sphinx libraries are required in order to build the test speech server.
The ./src/dist folder has all configuration and model files that need to be on the same folder as the speech-server executable for it to run properly.
Cloudlets are discoverable, generic, stateless servers located in single-hop proximity of mobile devices, that can operate in disconnected mode and are virtual-machine (VM) based to promote flexibility, mobility, scalability, and elasticity. In our implementation of cloudlets, applications are statically partitioned into a very thin client that runs on the mobile device and a computation-intensive Server that runs inside a Service VM. Read more about cloudlets at http://sei.cmu.edu/mobilecomputing/research/tactical-cloudlets/.
KD-Cloudlet comprises a total of 7 GitHub projects:
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pycloud (Cloudlet Server)
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cloudlet-client (Cloudlet Client)
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client-lib-android (Library for Cloudlet-Ready Apps)
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client-lib (Java REST Client Library)
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android-logger (SLF4J Logger for Android)
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speech-server (Test server: Speech Recognition Server based on Sphinx)
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speech-android (Test client: Speech Recognition Client)
Building and Installation information in https://github.com/SEI-AMS/pycloud/wiki.