Need directions to the nearest dry cleaner? Want to send a hands - free email? Or just curious about the weather in Timbuktu? Ask the Google AIY Voice Kit V2! This updated version 2 AIY kit is a breeze to use as it requires no soldering. It comes with a Raspberry Pi Zero WH computer and a pre - loaded microSD card, giving you everything to build your own smart home assistant. You can set it up using an Android tablet or phone without command - line tools. Google AIY Projects brings DIY artificial intelligence to your projects. With this kit, you can build a standalone Google Assistant smart speaker or add voice recognition and natural language processing to your Raspberry Pi projects. It includes all components for the basic kit that works with the Google Assistant SDK and on - device voice recognition with TensorFlow. It's a great weekend project that takes just a couple of hours to assemble and set up, and then you have your own hackable voice assistant. Check out Google's AIY companion app for Android and iOS for wireless setup and configuration. The pack includes a Voice Bonnet version 2, Raspberry Pi Zero WH, speaker, micro SD card, push button, button nut, button harness, standoffs, micro USB cable, speaker box cardboard, and internal frame cardboard.
Using the Google AIY Voice Kit V2 is easy. First, gather all the items in the pack, like the Voice Bonnet, Raspberry Pi Zero WH, speaker, and others. You don't need to solder anything, so you can start right away. If you don't want to use command - line tools, use an Android tablet or phone to set it up. It might take a couple of hours to put everything together and configure it. Once it's set up, you can ask it for directions, send hands - free emails, or check the weather. For wireless setup and configuration, download Google's AIY companion app for Android or iOS. When using the kit, make sure to handle the components gently as they are delicate. Keep the micro SD card in a safe place when not in use. To maintain the kit, keep it in a dry and cool place. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity. If you're not using it for a long time, power it off properly.
