i always hoped i could get this far but the vocore's gathering dust, closest i got was attaching it in a network with three webcams and cutting up speech samples to use it as a speech server so it went like

"the cat just came in" or "the cat went out" or "hell, good evening" depending on which cam triggered first and in what order

but that's nothing electronic, right, just some basic shell prograaming ... these guys are total nutjobs with the soldering ... i never got the spare coppers to get me a raspberry tho and the vocore has a bent pin, im kinda fraid it'l break when i try to push it back and

my head is made of loose and fleeting anyway for years now :|

hack on ! :)

edit :
as the fun is in the figuring ... it sounds a lot more than it was relly

using motion and two pc's + 3 cams

motion (sudo apt install motion , you know :p ) ...can trigger shell scripts so it just sets a 'flag' in order and triggers a script to see whenever anything is triggered but

since it was 3 low-end low-frame cams, 2 on a celeron system pc and the other on a second pc all serving to that vocore the events it didnt really catch fast movement well but in essence it worked just fine ... i was gonna write me a personal assistant to tell me when to put out the trash on trashday when i walked in the room but as usual
stuff happened , lol ...

just in case ... its not raelly something to rocketscience about anyone with a bit of spare hardware could do that, your own mini Alexa lol

the speech samples were cut up and in essence translated from text via a shell script that like knitted them together to play in the right order into separate words (that thing had very low mem and i used a 64 mb (mega-byte) sd card so i wouldnt get tempted to fall into "add another gb-mode" ...

but that guy is gone ;-)(