AMR_Voice for Android

Android voice interface for robots and microcontrollers

BT Voice Control for Arduino is a free Android utility built by SimpleLabsIN that brings speech recognition to robotics projects. With this tool you can issue spoken commands to a robot or embedded board instead of manually operating controls. The app is aimed at hobbyists and developers who want a simple, hands-free way to interact with devices.

Supported hardware and platforms

• 8051-family microcontrollers and similar legacy chips
• MSP430 series devices
• PICAXE-compatible boards
• ARM-based controllers and development boards
• Arduino-compatible units
• Other serial/Bluetooth-enabled platforms

Quick setup and basic operation

• Tap the microphone icon in the app and speak the command you want to send.
• Pair and connect your Android device to the robot over Bluetooth so commands can be transmitted.
• Download and install the app from Google Play (it’s provided at no charge).

Why use this app

• Free and lightweight: no cost to get started, and it’s easy to install.
• Voice-driven control: eliminates manual input for many simple robot tasks.
• Broad compatibility: works with a wide range of microcontrollers and boards, making it useful across different projects and skill levels.

Who benefits most

• Makers and students building simple robots or prototypes.
• Developers seeking a rapid way to add voice control to embedded systems.
• Educators demonstrating hands-free interfaces and basic speech recognition.