We’ll include the best ones in our rolling feature.The Raspberry Pi Zero is an ultra low cost and ultra small variant of the original Raspberry Pi.

Share some of your favourite Raspberry Pi projects with us on Twitter. Obviously Google is charing a little bit more for its new kits, but is simplifying the process for newcomers by providing absolutely everything they’ll need. The first we heard of the AIY project was last May, when it arrived as a free giveaway with issue 57 of The MagPi.Īll you’ll needed was the Raspberry Pi 3, along with the hardware kit and directions supplied inside the special edition of the magazine. Google is also planning to launch the newly-provisioned kits around the globe, but we’re yet to hear specifics from the firm. The Voice Kit costs $50, while the Vision Kit costs $90 and will be available at Target in the United States this month. Meanwhile, the new AIY Vision Kit, which enables buyers to create a smart camera that can recognise objects, detect faces, and emotions, includes the Raspberry Pi Camera Module (v2) as well as the Pi Zero and the pre-loaded SD card.īoth kits include everything else you need to complete the project, while Google is also introducing a dedicated Android app to make things even easier. It also includes a pre-loaded SD card featuring the software you need to create the box-like approximation of a Google Home speaker. The new version of the AIY (Artificial Intelligence Yourself) Voice Kit now includes the Raspberry Pi Zero WH board, which folks had previously previously had to buy separately. Google has revealed new versions of its AIY Projects kits, which make it even easier for budding electronics hobbyists to build an Assistant-powered speaker or smart camera.

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