Rose_Voice-Controlled-Windows-App

Rose is an interactive voice-controlled Windows application developed in C# using the .NET speech recognition library. With Rose, you can interact with your computer using natural voice commands, making it a hands-free and efficient way to perform various tasks and get information.

Discover the future of human-computer interaction with Rose - Your voice-activated companion for Windows.

Key Features:

• Voice Commands: Rose can understand and respond to a variety of voice commands, some includes:

  • "What time is it?"
  • "Change your voice."
  • "Play voices available on this computer."
  • "Minimize window."
  • "Show CPU monitor."
  • "Show current running application."
  • "Speak slowly."
  • "Speak very slowly."
  • "Speak faster."
  • "Open files manager."

• Voice Customization: You can change Rose's voice to Microsoft David or Microsoft Zira, depending on your preferences and avialable Voice in windows system.

• Expressive: Rose adds a touch of personality with the ability to blink her eyes, making the interaction feel more engaging and lifelike.

• File and Folder Operations: Rose can open files, folders, and even launch other software applications like Notepad or the camera.

https://github.com/meemanali/Rose_Voice-Controlled-Windows-App/assets/120294764/6e1e53e2-dc23-4ce5-a4d7-079c6c6420cb

Getting Started:

• Follow these steps to set up and run Rose on your computer:

  • Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/meemanali/Rose_Voice-Controlled-Windows-App/.
  • Open the project in Visual Studio (or your preferred C# IDE).
  • Set directories according to your System eg Movies, Songs Folder etc.
  • Add new commands, if you want, in "DafaultCommands.txt" file present in Rose\Rose\bin\Debug. Don't forget to set command's behaviour in "Form1.cs" file.
  • Build and run the application.

• Usage:

  • Launch Rose.
  • Click the microphone icon to activate voice recognition.
  • Say one of the supported voice commands.
  • Watch Rose execute your command with voice responses.

Contributing: