Enthralling as always Chris, thank you.

Beautiful explanation, I can see a lot of potential with something like this. You are correct though, the latency period experienced when you wait for a response from the cloud would be much too long for real-time control of a robot or other device. But I think it would be just perfect for IoT projects, especially if it can be triggered using the "OK Google" command when switching lights or driving servos. As always an excellent video!

very well explained. Love the old skool bbc micro feel (yes im sentimental about that). Thank you

Great stuff... if there was an offline version of Google Speech recognition (as seems to be the case with my Android phone), it would make this even better... But your video was up to your usual superb standard!

This was really informative thanks again for the great content!

Pedagogically PERFECT as usual. Thanks for sharing Sir. Exciting, instructive, helpful. Not all youtubers could claim those 3 qualities.

I have to get this to play around with. Thanks for the fun demo.

Excellent video, thanks again.

Thanks for the video! Now I'm thinking about a couple of new projects.

great video! Thanks for making it.

I'm inspired. Thanks Chris!

Thanks so much! Brilliant video

Mr. Barnatt, I have a little tip! You can use the TAB key to finish commands in Linux so that you do not have to type the whole name of things like file names. Also, if you use 'ls' instead of 'dir' you will get a colorized directory listing, which will display executables in green. This is very practical, because you will see for instance if a sh script has already been chmodded or not. I really enjoy your videos. I have been watching many dozens of them in the past week and I will continue to do so until I have seen them all. Please make a tip jar on Patreon so people can reduce the time you need to do work work!

Excellent demo and explanation! I am waiting impatiently for my kit!!!

excellent teaching methods thank you xJes

excellent.. always get 'em thinkin"

Great video. More AIY please. Thanks.

gefällt mir sehr gut !

Excellent tutorial - thanks

I was waiting for this video from your last one on this kit. Thank you. I always jump on your videos, when I see that alert button. Take a look at the Particle Photon. Im getting it this week. It seems super cool.

Excelent, what i was trying to do , Thanks a lot

I really liked the video.

Thanks this is a very interesting a very well explained project l wound like to see more on subject Google assistant once again thank you best video on KZfaq

Interesting. .thanks

This latency issue must have been thought through well in advance with the Mars robot. Good point that trying these things out causes other thoughts to evolve.

Thanks for sharing. Interristing, Google all over the place... ;-)

all that is needed now is a wireless star trek style com button worn on your red shirt and your all set for anything, does that voice hat your using allow for an lcd to use with it, for example can i connect up a nexicon style lcd that uses usb to this board.

Hello Chris! There is something called the berry clip that you can connect to your raspberry pi GPIO pins! I’ve emailed you with all the details but it’s a really good bit of kit!!

Very good video sir, Greetings from Mexico.

Google provides a MIND BOGGLING amount of free and very useful software products and services.

What a wacky setup!

Thanks!!!

You probably get this question from time to time: I love your videos and note that you can capture pretty much any kind of video output. I'd like to know what interface gives you good results in capturing hdmi out with the least amount of fuss? Thank you, and also thank you for your content, it's highly interesting.

I like this.

Any chance this might work on the Sinclair?

Thank you for the video! 10:45 By the way, GPIO.BCM does not work for me. Do you know what might have happened? Thanks!

Nice Idea. Also have you looked out on BrickPi which is like Lego Mindstorms Robotic Kit for the NXT and EV3 series? BrickPi is supported for Raspberry Pi 3 as well some of the NXT and EV3 Motors and Sensors parts.

Hi Without pressing the button can it be possible to control gpio...

2:28 I use √79 as my DNS server.

Good work. What about W95/98/2K/(XP) on a Pi using QEMU?

Thank sir

>_> probably should use headphones when watching this video.. my google home mini is happily chiming along with the aiy box lol.

It's exactly the same behavior like Alexa or Jarvis, so not such a big thing, how long voice recognition is not processed locally and always need internet access and cloud connection, I really don't consider this a big step , because all the processing is make in cloud not locally, so I don't see it like a full independent system :((

I clicked on your videos link via your profile, but this wasn't listed as the latest video. Judging from what I see now, this isn't unlisted. I wonder why it isn't showing up there. It may also be worth mentioning that I'm using KZfaq's "new" layout or whatever it's called. Luckily, being subscribed, I was notified of your upload; which I was able to find on your profile page. I can't wait to see this stuff grow!

Thx for your videos! We have successfully used the Google Assistant API on our voice kit. We have also successfully used the Google Speech API to control the GPIO pins. Question One: Do you know the level of difficulty in doing both at once. For example, I want to be able to both ask Google Assistant what is the square root of 79 and also ask Google Speech API to process “Turn on red LED”. I want to do both these things without having to stop one program and run another. Question Two: Can one use the Google Assistant on the AIY to control off the shelf devices like light bulbs that one can control with the commercial product called Google Home?

Amazing stuff, great work, I have a quick question, I have the Microsoft Chatbot developed, can I use this voice kit to make the Microsoft chatbot work on it, using the Windows 10 IOT core? is that possible? Please let me know

Hello sir I'm impressed in your videos, Now I need a help, I'm going to make a DIY Google home using Raspberry pi with GPIO controlling. I've few options, one is Google voice kit and other one is respeaker, I found three different types of respeakers, 2 mic, 4 mic and 8 mic. Which one is better I know 8 mic better but how much, is there any difference between mics of google voice and respeaker 4 mic in voice pick up. Thank you.

Do u have a video on how to use Google Voice on a PI 4 for telephony?

Can do same on google assistant, no need cloud. Can add mqtt and gtts to speak informations (paho-mqtt and gtts python libraries)

Google voice or respeaker which is better for GPIO control

Can you please explain me about IBM Power PC microprocessor... Can we use this microprocessor in gaming PC.

How many things can do it on rpi? Is it similar to original Google AIY?

A faster response will be brilliant.

What size header pin did you get with your kit to solder onto the HAT?

How long would it take to program it to be able to program it by voice commands?

Very nice video like everyone on your channel. Can you explain the same using amazon echo? Thanks

Very good video. I have seen in Google Speech to Text API have Khmer language. Can you do this Raspberry Pi assistant support Khmer language control ?

if the AIY Google application is written in Python then it should be possible to compile the code into C++ which can be compiled into much faster code.

"OK Google, are you spying on me again?" "Of course not, I can do no evil as per my corporation's charter... sucker."

Can you set it voice activate too? I don't want to have to press the button.

Hi Christopher, have you set yours up to boot google assistant on startup?

Thank you for the very interesting video! A question: do you know if it is possible to speak an other languqge as English? Kind regards

Another great video. It's a shame though that, in the UK, you cannot create a Google Billing account as an individual - only as a business. This makes it somewhat limiting for the hobbyist.

Awsome!! What about MOVÍ Arduino Shield Speech Recognizer and Speech Synthesizer.. You think it has more limits?? Or is better maybe you can make a video for that one too! 🤗😁🙌🏼 I will be super awesome

hi chris! i am wondering about how to modify the code for say "OK GOOGLE" and turun on red....... but how?

Can I use the Google aiy kit in German? Do I have to have the aiy voice kit or can I use any microphone and speaker? Can I set the trigger phrase to anything else than "Okay Google"? Maybe "Hey Pi" or so?

Ok ✅ google im in information overload!

Hi Mister Barnett. I enjoyed the video I would like to clarify two points, if I were to build a Pi voice control to my home would I have to pay any amount of money to use this service either now or in the future. Second, if I were to listen to some of my more paranoid friends, could I incorporate a radio-controlled microphone with a wireless PTT would I be able to "key-it-up" in another room lets say, and have the unit respond? Thanks.

Hi I’m looking to do a mp4 & MP3 player with 500-1000 GB memory do you know the best way I could do this ?.

Still no one has any stock :( Can it be set up to look-up a list? or, an excel sheet and tell me if I have something using my own MYSQL installed on the pi3? anybody know?

great explain i try to create plz create video on Arduino

Have you figured out to add custom commands to the Google Assistant? (Context: This is Cloud Speech triggered by the button push. The goal is to be triggered by "Okay, Google", which I know is hard coded in the Voice Kit hardware and cannot be changed.)

Hey when I run my own code rather than demo codes provided, I couldn't run it and get the message as permission denied. What should I do? Please help me with this.

can this control smart home devices eg phillips hue bulbs

Someone please tell me how to run the assistant at boot so I dont constantly have to have this plugged into a monitor.

Well explained topic, pity they want your card details

is it possible to make google assistant to understand and talk different lenguages? like spanish?

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the problem I see with voice command , say "ok google" then something falls on your foot. I wonder what will happen next

Square roots, should ask "what are" and answer should start with "plus or minus"

Sir without the Aiy voice kit can I do this by using some external speakers and microphone

ILL BE TRYING THIS OUT ONE DAY ! I HAVE ONE DRILL MOTOR RUNNING FORWARD OR REVERSE AND VARIABLE SPEED FROM MY COMPUTER AUTONOMOUSLY ! MY PROBLEM IS I NEED TO RUN MORE THAN 1 DRILL MOTOR FOR MY BOTS ! I WANT ABOUT 12 DRILL MOTORS THATS WHAT THE ARDUINO A./D EXTENSION HAT DOES SO THATS MY LIMIT. I SEE WHAT UR DOING WITH THE VOICE COMMANDS AND ID LIKE TO INCORPORATE THAT INTO MY BOT ! I USE GOOGLE CHROME WITH MY BOT SYTEM WHILE IM PROGRAMMING ALL THE TIME SO I KNOW THEY ARE COMPATIBLE ON A LAPTOP ! THATS 3/4 OF THE BATTLE ! I FOUND OTHER VOICE RECOGNITION SOFTWARE BUT IT LOOKED EXTREAMLY DIFFICULT TO INSTALL AND SET UP ! I MAY NOT BE ABLE TO SELL THE BOTS WITH THE GOOGLE APP INSTALLED BUT I COULD JUST GIVE THE BUYER YOUR VIDEO ADDRESS AND LET THEM INSTALL IT WITH SOME EXTRA DIRECTIONS TO CONNECT IT WITH MY SOFTWARE ! THANKS FOR THAT DEMO VID VERY WELL DONE !

sir please......!!!!! i need the way how to install google assistant in magic mirror

Please make video for python speech recognition using raspberry

One small help I have only VGA monitor so you tell me how to connect and first boot it up raspbian noobs on raspberry pi b 3

Ok can it work with out cloud account

What free antivirus software do you recommend

Could you change the accent on it? I'd like to hear it with a broad West Midlands accent, Wolverhampton or Dudley perhaps.

It would be a better practice to put the strings for the voice commands into an external file, and load it at the start. That's much more flexible, which is why it's a professional technique, (as Chris probably knows). The really important principle of computing is abstraction, recognising cases which obey the same rules, hence can be coded once. Too much of the current enthusiasm for "coding" seems to be about writing lists of fixed strings, which make programs inherently brittle.

Please can you tell us about your education. What you studied? What the University you went? If you like. Thank you.

What next? Get a voice command for your little robot or pi-car

does google charge u to use their APIs?

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can I change the name of this assistant

I'll be honest, the non-Assistant voice doesn't sound much better than what the BBC Model B could do with a speech ROM in the 80s. You can download free and open source software such as espeak for linux/bsd that can achieve similar quality for voice feedback. I've not tested speech recognition software, but I won't be jumping on the voice control bandwagon until there's a decent open source system that doesn't require cloud access and can work completely offline. The concept is neat, but the forced integration with the systems of companies like Google or Amazon is not.

"One Cloud to rule them all, One Cloud to find them, One Cloud to bring them all and in the darkness bind them In the Land of Google where the Shadows lie."

With relay switches you could easily turn a lamp off and on.

I originally wanted to put a pi sensor on my raspberry pi but this google voice hat takes up all the raspberries pins. Any ideas? Please help thanks

When you said "Ok Google" each time it triggered my Google Home

I have my Pi 3 and a aftermarket 7 inch touchscreen and a adafruit usb touch for updating the touchscreen for anlog to dig and a covnvertor for my car 12v in 5v3a out switch Giving the Pi 3 time to shutdown after turning off the car Question : is there a app or method to have voice comand without internet, Where i might be able to program my own interactions.. Hello Pi > Hello User I really like JARVIS program however its on Windows based platforms. Not Linux But if i had to could i Link up PI 3 with a duel OS tablet and install JARVIS to windows and be able to access it from PI 3? ..You see i would like to be able to : Have voice read outs of Engine Light codes IE Light comes on > Sir your engine light is on would you like a Code read out?> Yes JARIVS > Bluetooth>OBD2 Scanner> Car computer ECU >Sir Your OBD2 Scanner is reading Code 32 a O2 sensor is faulty..And JARVIS Play rock >Rock files 1 to 21> 1. Hells Bells AC / DC > Sir now playing Rock...This would also be good for Fuel light and GPS for a station near by. And Stop people from having to look down while driving Thanks for any thoughts Cheers! Update Just watched your "lattepanda" video ..answered my question...Now last one i promise...Can i hook up a mic on it? lol