Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Portland, United States

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I already have an Adafruit Feather wired to a small speaker and I want it to behave like HAL 9000 by speaking selected lines from 2001: A Space Odyssey. The scope is narrow: no voice or facial recognition, just clean, reliable playback of movie quotes when I trigger them from GPIO pins or simple serial commands.

Here’s what I need from you:

• An Arduino-compatible sketch for the Feather (I’m on the M4 Express, but generic Feather code that compiles in the Arduino IDE or CircuitPython is fine).
• Integration with an audio option you know works well on a Feather: Adafruit Audio library + microSD, I2S with the onboard DAC, or a DFPlayer Mini—choose whichever delivers the best quality and document any wiring tweaks.
• A tidy function or command table where I can easily map each quote (“I’m sorry, Dave…”, “This mission is too important…”, etc.) to either a digital pin, a serial keyword, or both.
• Clear, in-code comments and a short README covering required libraries, pin mapping, and how to add/replace audio files so I can expand the phrase list later.

Once the sketch compiles and the Feather plays at least one of HAL’s classic lines on command, I’ll consider the job done." (client-provided description)