This repository contains the code and 3D models required to build the Voice-Enabled Video Game Controller.
Read the project guide on Hackster.io for a complete project description and build tutorial.
The voice-enabled video game controller serves as an input device for computer-based video games, allowing users to play games using their voice.
In addition to traditional inputs like a joystick and buttons, the controller recognizes voice commands through its onboard microphone and voice recognition components. A built-in OLED display provides visual feedback for recognized commands.
When connected to a computer via USB, the controller emulates a keyboard, transmitting specific keystrokes for joystick movements, button presses, and voice commands. Users can customize keystroke mapping within the controller's software for a personalized setup independent of any game.
