Speaker-dependent voice recognition module — stores up to 80 voice commands and supports up to 7 commands operating simultaneously. Each sound or phrase can be trained as a command; the module must be trained by the user before it can recognize commands. Key benefits Precise, speaker-dependent control: recognizes commands only after the intended user trains the module, reducing false activations from other voices. High command capacity: store up to 80 distinct voice commands for broad functionality without reprogramming. Concurrent command handling: up to 7 commands can operate at the same time, enabling responsive multi-action workflows. Fully trainable inputs: any tone, short phrase, or distinct vocal cue can be trained and assigned as a command to match your application. Suitable for private or closed systems where user-specific recognition is required. Core functions and performance Speaker-dependent speech recognition module: requires user-specific training to enable command recognition. Command limits: up to 80 commands can be saved; up to 7 can function simultaneously. Training requirement: users must perform the training procedure before the module will detect and act on voice commands. Practical applications Prototype development and DIY projects: add reliable, speaker-specific voice control to prototypes, robotics, or interactive installations where you want controlled access for a single user. Access control and security triggers: use trained voice cues as an additional authentication factor for devices that should respond only to authorized speakers. Hands-free appliance or machine control: implement a small set of simultaneous voice actions (up to 7) in tools, lab equipment, or home devices that benefit from user-specific command recognition. Notes on integration and specifications This description covers the module’s voice-recognition behavior and limits (speaker-dependent, up to 80 commands, up to 7 simultaneous). For electrical connections, physical size, materials, and detailed compatibility with controllers or systems, refer to the module’s technical datasheet or model-specific documentation. What makes it stand out Combines high command capacity with speaker-specific security: a practical choice when you need many trainable commands but still want the system to respond only to the trained speaker. Flexible command definition: each tone or phrase can be trained, allowing nonstandard or short vocal cues to be used as reliable triggers.