This repository serves as a personal archive of some of my first projects written in Python. These projects were created as part of my early journey into programming and exploring different areas like automation, speech processing, and computer vision.
Please Note: This is a public archive and is not actively maintained. The code is preserved here for historical and personal reference.
The projects reflect an early stage of learning and may not represent current best practices or security standards. Dependencies are likely outdated, and the code is offered as-is.
Among other scripts, this collection includes:
A command-line personal assistant named "Friday," inspired by the one from Iron Man.
- Functionality: It uses speech recognition to listen for commands and a text-to-speech engine to provide voice responses.
- Purpose: This was an exploration of speech processing, automation, and basic logic implementation in Python.
A script that implements a basic face recognition algorithm.
- Functionality: Capable of detecting and (in some cases) identifying faces from an image or video feed.
- Purpose: This project was an early dive into the fundamentals of computer vision.
- Python 3
- speech-recognition: For converting spoken audio to text.
- pyttsx3: For text-to-speech (TTS) conversion.
- OpenCV (opencv-python): For computer vision tasks in the face recognition project.
- (And other standard Python libraries for web scraping or automation tasks used by the assistant.)