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Home Pod Code Release
🕑 Added 2024-08-23 15:07:32 +0000 UTCWe are excited to be releasing a few more code bases over the next couple weeks and that will be starting with the AI Home Pod!
The Home Pod is a LLM voice assistant running on a raspberry pi connected to a touch screen display that runs a variety of apps. This makes it the perfect substitute for your Alexa or Google home.
Where is the code?:
https://github.com/Concept-Bytes/HomePod
How to build:
This project contains 2 3d prints that screw together with 4 M4 screws. Everything else just clicks together!
A bill of materials can be found in the setup guide attached below.
Apps at a Glance:
Weather
Spotify
Sports
Stocks
Clock
Smart things controls
News
Timer
Will there be a tutorial?:
Yes a tutorial is planned for this project and will be coming out soon. This will cover how to build it and install the software.
Shout out to @blurryface on the discord for the UI redesign!
Thank you guys for all the support. More projects and tutorials coming very soon!
Comments
Christiano Faig
Would like the step files as well. Any chance to get it?
Stoo
I can't wait! Have my parts all delivered now too! 😁
carter hearn
Buying directly from the Pi Website or Canakit has worked for me
Brantley O'Day
Could we get the STEP files? I had some ideas for modifications
Stoo
looking forward to it, let me know if you need a test printer :)
Brantley O'Day
Do you have a recommended brand?
Kevin Coda
That would be sick! I might be modding this design a bit this week. So I'll try out the angle to see how it looks
Kevin Coda
Weirdly there are multiple types of USBC. there are the standard cables and ports and then there is USBC-PD (Power Delivery) that's what the Pi needs because it requires like 25W of power. So you should probably order a pi power supply. Those will have 5v 5A
Brantley O'Day
what do you use to supply the pi with power? every usb-c I use causes undervoltage warnings
Stoo
already ordered my parts and printed my parts! i had a thought though, is there a way of adjusting the top .stl to have the screen at a 30deg viewing angle?
Kevin Coda
It uses API calls, so no onboard LLM, but it's really fast. Very real time. On par with Alexa responses
Sjoerd Stouten
I only see the stl not the setup guide which touchscreen etc do you use?
Kevko
Cool, the next tutorial is coming soon🤩🤩
Dutchfather
How fast wil this be. Raspberry pi is limited with no GPU and not the fastest CPU?
