Devlog Update #3: Adding Long Term Memory to Aura + Stardance Identity! 🧠⚡
Hi everyone! Shravan here.

Most voice-assistants you create on a breadboard will have very short term memory and will forget once they are asked a question. Today I’ve added autonomous long term memory to our minimal ESP32-S3 hardware!

Aura now has the ability to pick up natural conversation, detect what the user’s identity is, and write it into the persistent storage with no delay.
Today I was able to do the following:

“I am Shravan and I have registered you on Stardance platform.” I said to the hardware.
The hardware picked up my name and that I had registered it to my project. It saved this into the persistent storage with no delay. I could see it being added to the dashboard via WebSockets.
I then said “Where did I register you?” and it automatically remembered this fact in under 600ms. It said “You registered me on Stardance platform.” via the speaker.
Watch the hardware in action:
https://youtu.be/rkv8eTRfRxI

Read the full part 3 article and code on GitHub:
https://github.com/shravanmali/aura-esp32-voice-assistant#part-3-autonomous-long-term-memory-stardance-demo