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Running '''Google Assistant''' alongside Alexa on a Raspberry Pi with a speaker and microphone. | |||
[[File:Alexa-logo-3.png|300px|Alexa Logo]] [[File:Sym add.jpg|100px]] [[File:Google-Assistant.png|300px|Google_assistant Logo]] | [[File:Alexa-logo-3.png|300px|Alexa Logo]] [[File:Sym add.jpg|100px]] [[File:Google-Assistant.png|300px|Google_assistant Logo]] | ||
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2026年8月23日 (日) 17:56的最新修訂
Running Google Assistant alongside Alexa on a Raspberry Pi with a speaker and microphone.
Hardware
- PRi
- Speake
- Microphone
OS
- Raspbian
Assistant Pi
AssistantPi is basically a tweak of AlexaPi allowing you to run Google Assistant and Amazon's Alexa on a Raspberry Pi. It includes the Google Assistant SDK and uses AlexaPi's hotword recognition to activate either Assistant or Alexa. The installer provides an easy way to get everything set up in just under an hour.
This is just an experimental proof-of-concept without broad support.
Credits / Further Resources:
AlexaPi on Github
AlexaPi Installation Guide
Google Assistant SDK on Github
Google Assistant SDK Getting Started Guide
Alexa
- To start AssistantPi in debugging mode, stop the service (if running) and run the script with the -d flag:
- sudo systemctl stop AlexaPi.service
- python /opt/AlexaPi/src/main.py -d
Google assistant
- To start the embedded Google Assistant SDK, run
- /opt/AlexaPi/env/bin/python -m googlesamples.assistant --credentials /etc/opt/AlexaPi/assistant_credentials.json
# same as running ### source /opt/AlexaPi/env/bin/activate ### python -m googlesamples.assistant --credentials /etc/opt/AlexaPi/assistant_credentials.json