OpenBMB demos ESP32-S3 flight displays with MiniCPM5-2B and VoxCPM2 voice

1. 9:30 AM
   OpenBMB@OpenBMBOfficial

   ESP32 flight simulator uses MiniCPM5-2B and VoxCPM2 for AI tower voice

   AIA community-built ESP32-S3 cockpit attitude indicator lets users hold a button and talk to an AI tower. MiniCPM5-2B generates the replies from simulated altitude, speed, heading, pitch, and roll, while VoxCPM2 synthesizes a cloned radio-style voice. Speech recognition runs on a Mac via Qwen3-ASR, and the project's firmware and voice-pipeline code are publicly available on GitHub.

   

1. 9:01 AM
   OpenBMB@OpenBMBOfficial

   ESP32-S3 desktop radar uses MiniCPM5-2B and VoxCPM2 for spoken flight alerts

   AIOpenBMB shows an ESP32-S3 desktop radar that displays flight tracks and plays audio. API calls to MiniCPM5-2B and VoxCPM2 generate tower-style announcements and speech. The demo uses simulated flight data.

   

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