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<project folder> is where you put the SDK if you put it in a folder called assistant it would be /home/pi/assistant/env/bin/activate

Can you post the error message.

The 3.5mm jack is on the side of the pi, so the enclosure would have needed to be bigger to house it.

Yes

Thanks! Be sure to subscribe (: Raspberry pi zero W should work, might be a bit slower. regular speaker with 3.5mm jack will be fine.

Hi, you need to follow the google assistant cloud setup instructions here:https://developers.google.com/assistant/sdk/develo...Once you have the credentials.json file copy it to the pi and run: hotword.py --credentials <path-to-credemtials.json>

You need to run the hotword.py directly:$ cd /home/pi/R200$ source /home/pi/R200/env/bin/activate$ python hotword.py

Your hotword.py file looks good. How are you running the assistant?

Double check the GPIO pin number is the same you are using in the hotword.py file. Also try using print statements in hotword.py to make sure the part with the GPIO calls are being called. If that does not work post your hotword.py post patched file and I'll take a look.

Double check the GPIO pin number is the same you are using in the hotword.py file. Also try using print statements in hotword.py to make sure the part with the GPIO calls are being called. If that does not work post your hotword.py post patched file and I'll take a look.

Double check the GPIO pin number is the same you are using in the hotword.py file. Also try using print statements in hotword.py to make sure the part with the GPIO calls are being called. If that does not work post your hotword.py post patched file and I'll take a look.

Double check the GPIO pin number is the same you are using in the hotword.py file. Also try using print statements in hotword.py to make sure the part with the GPIO calls are being called. If that does not work post your hotword.py post patched file and I'll take a look.

Don't know. If it works with the raspberrypi it should be fine.

Have yet to do this. Take a look at this instructable: https://www.instructables.com/Raspberry-Pi-Launch-Python-script-on-startup/

Cheers! The LED ring idea sounds awesome!

Thanks! You don't need to use use pi hats. Any small USB speaker should work. Try something like this https://www.sgbotic.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=2444 or similar (:

Thanks!

Sure can, you can even have no box (:

Sure will. Just will be a little harder to tell when it's activated.

Hi yes, it can set reminders and alarms (:

Thanks! The USB controller was part of the off the shelf USB speaker I used. When breaking the speaker case I broke some of its internal wires. So I had to re-solder them back to it's original PCB.

Total cost including pi, official sdcard, usb mouse, usb speaker and official powersupply was $120AUD. You can probally get it cheaper as everying is more expensive in Australia.

Thanks! Don't see why not, it might run a bit slower.

Sorry the correct command is:$ patch -p0 < hotword.py.patch

Raspberrypi 3 is quad core. So should be fine as long as other services are not high load.

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Not sure. Don't see why not. Will probably run slower.

It can set reminders and make lists. I don't think it cacn interact with other devices via bluetooth.

Not sure if it works with the older pi models but worth a try..

Thanks

thanks and Cool idea!

hehe. Cheers!

Hehe. I was thinking of building a CNC with the techniques then it to CNC a better frame for it's self.

Cool I'll keep an eye out for the diamond discs.

Nice! IIRC theres a few video on doing this.

Thanks!

Love it! Cheers!

Cool your building this!A little bleeding is going to happen., you can see it at the end of my video in the camera slider shot. Is the back of your drill holes a flat surface? Also did you use a 1mm drill bit?I'm not sure how bright the featherwing LED grid is, but the one I used was super bright.

Never used a attiny 84, so don't know sorry. If you wanted something smaller an Arduino pro mini would work.

Cheers! Let me know how it goes!

Thanks Alex!

Cheers! Your 2x4 enclosures also look cool!

Wow! thanks for the awesome comment! Be sure to check out my other projects on youtube (: https://www.youtube.com/user/andii1701/videos

Thank-you!

Thanks!

Thanks! Yes they would look cool with a wooden watch (:

Thank-you!

Thats cool you made your own version of it! And a meter tall! Are you sharpening your chisels as you go? To get clean chisel cuts they need to be razor sharp.

That looks awsome, Well done!

Thank-you for both (:

Thank-you! Will a few basic tools you can make one yourself! (:

Thank-you!

Thank-you. I'd love to see it!

Thank-you! I think it was just a matter of the resin being a liquid naturally fills the gaps and makes a seamless surface when it set.