Raspberry Pi Google Home
Google-Home-RPi-AutoBootHow to Automatically Boot your Raspberry Pi 3 into Google Voice Assistant with the AIY Voice KitYou will need the Google AIY Voice Kit V1for this project. Check out my corresponding video here -Please follow all instructions -and stop AFTER you have verified your project works here -Video Tutorial from MicroCenter here -To Auto-Boot into Google Home:Open a Terminal on the Raspberry Pi Desktop.Create the service file. Type: sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/assist.serviceCopy and paste all text in the assist.service file included in this repository. UnitDescription=Assist @ rebootServiceEnvironment=XDGRUNTIMEDIR=/run/user/1000ExecStart=/home/pi/AIY-projects-python/src/examples/voice/main.pyRestart=alwaysUser=piStandardOutput=syslogStandardError=syslogSyslogIdentifier=assistInstallWantedBy=multi-user.targetControl-X to exit, and Y to save. Press Enter to complete the save.Next, copy your assistant demo to pi folder cd /AIY-projects-python/src/examples/voicecp assistantlibrarydemo.py main.pyEnable it (for next boot) by typing in the terminal: sudo systemctl enable assist.serviceStart it by typing: sudo systemctl start assist.serviceReboot your Raspberry PiAfter you get it working, here are links to Easter Eggs / fun stuff to ask your Google Home.
Raspberry Pi Google Home Display
Now, follow the steps below: Create a new project, for example, 'Home Pi'. Enable the Google Assistant API in the project by going to API Enable API Google Assistant. Now create a new credential in Credentials Create credentials OAuth Client ID Other. We’ll need to download the. Google Home + Raspberry Pi Power Strip Step 1: What You'll Need. Step 2: On-Board Software Setup. Step 3: Make a Circuit. Step 4: Create Your Server. Step 5: Connecting to the Google Home. Step 6: Congrats!