AIY with Google: Would you like to be my assistant ?
summary
Shows a working DIY Google Assistant built from the AIY kit on a Raspberry Pi 3 with the supplied Voice HAT, Python code in a public GitHub repo, and Cloud credentials wired into Google Cloud Platform. Adds LEDs, a big button, servos, a ParaPoint LED panel, and a Z‑Wave controller to operate blinds and a wall plug; commands go from Assistant to the Z‑Wave REST API and they actually toggle devices during demos with a few minor hiccups. Covers Pi 3 versus Pi Zero limitations and extending conversations with Dialogflow for custom actions.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:24Who am I
- 4:47GPIO port
- 5:14My Project
- 8:08Functionality
- 12:26Demonstration
- 14:21Back to my home
- 16:35What we have
- 16:56Differences
- 17:22Google Assistant
- 18:40Questions
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