Control Your Smart With Trek-Inspired Comm Badge

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SpannerSpencer created a Star Trek-inspired Comm Badge using an M5StickC PLUS2 to control smart home devices without always-on voice listening, addressing privacy concerns. This hack offers content creators a sleek, discrete method for integrating voice commands into their projects while paying homage to sci-fi classics.

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