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Picovoice/porcupine
On-device wake word detection powered by deep learning
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- Python
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- Last release
- 11mo ago
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pvporcupine
PyPI · v4.0.3 · Apache Software License
Porcupine wake word engine.
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Install
pip install pvporcupineAdoption
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- Maintenance
- 0.59
- DerivedRelease cadence and recency, 0 to 1
- Releases per year
- 6.1
- 41 versions over its life
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Facts from the registry
- Latest version
- v4.0.3
- 41 versions
- First published
- OCT 10, 2019
- Last release
- JUN 25, 2026
- 4mo ago
- Licence
- Apache Software License
Repository
Dependencies latest version · v4.0.3
Runtime 1
- requestsAny version
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