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Picroft: Opensource Voice Assistant on Pi | Raspberry Pi

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This video is all about the installation of Picroft on Raspberry Pi. Picroft is the OS based on Rasbian Lite and Mycroft installed on top of it. Mycroft is a digital voice assistant written mostly in Python. As Mycroft is opensource, this opens up a lot of potentials to add features. As pi does not come with any sort of audio input, I have used a Respeaker 2-MIC HAT from Seeedstudio. This works pretty fine. I have also added some python scripts to use the 3 RGB LEDs available on the HAT, to depict some visual feedback by interacting with the MessageBUS.

 

 

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  1. Mycroft Website
  2. Stable PiCroft Version
  3. Raspberry Pi Imager In Action
  4. Mycroft MessageBus
  5. Mycroft Account
  6. Respeaker 2 MIC HAT
  7. LED Effects/Service GitHub Repo
  8. Respeaker 2 MIC HAT with Raspberry Pi
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  • Hi Bikash,

     

    Any reason you're using these bit/ly links instead of the full URLs?

    It doesn't make sense to use shortened links unless you expect people to manually type them out.

    What you have now _all_ seem to be youtube links, so something has gone wrong with the way you've done it, unless you really do expect people to watch 8 videos.

    Also, once you have the full (non-bit.ly) URLs, there is a better way to hyperlink. You can highlight the text that describes the content, and then click on the hyperlink icon in the editor.

    More detail here: Using Editor Tools for Blog Posts

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