Ever wondered how to find the closest dry cleaner, send hands - free emails, or check the weather in Timbuktu? Meet your new buddy, the Google AIY Voice Bot! This amazing Starter Pack is all you need to bring this smart little friend to life. It comes with the Google Voice Kit and everything else required. No soldering needed! The pack includes a Raspberry Pi 3 computer, a power supply, a microSD card, and a screwdriver. With this kit, you're all set to create your very own smart home assistant. Google AIY Projects makes DIY artificial intelligence possible for your maker projects. Use the Google Assistant to build a standalone voice - recognition system or add voice recognition and natural language processing to your Raspberry Pi projects. The kit has all components for a basic setup that works with the Google Assistant SDK and on - device voice recognition with TensorFlow. What's in the pack? The Google AIY Voice Kit for Raspberry Pi (with a fully - assembled Voice HAT accessory board, microphone board, plastic standoffs, a 3” speaker, an arcade - style push button, cables, an external and internal cardboard, a lamp, a micro - switch, and a lamp holder), a Raspberry Pi 3 - Model B, a 5V 2.5A Power Supply, an 8GB MicroSD Card with full PIXEL desktop NOOBS - v2.4, and an Adafruit Pocket Screwdriver – Black.
Using the Google AIY Voice Starter Kit for Raspberry Pi is a breeze. First, unpack all the items carefully. Take out the Raspberry Pi 3 and connect the power supply to it. Then, insert the 8GB MicroSD Card with the full PIXEL desktop NOOBS - v2.4. Next, start assembling the Google AIY Voice Kit. Attach the Voice HAT accessory board and the microphone board. Connect the cables as per the instructions. Place the components in the cardboard frame and box. Connect the 3” speaker and the arcade - style push button. When you're all set, power on the Raspberry Pi and start using the Google Assistant. You can ask it all sorts of questions. For maintenance, keep the kit in a dry and cool place. Avoid exposing it to direct sunlight or water. If you face any issues, check the connections first. If the problem persists, refer to the official Google AIY documentation.
