if there is one raspberry pi We’re hardening the hardware with more features than you can shake a stick at. This project created by Telefrag Entertainment does just that. Powering his custom with a Raspberry Pi home assistant system (opens in new tab) Use Jarvis, a Python-based voice assistant application that integrates artificial intelligence to interpret commands.
This Home Assistant project stands out because it uses an old Sony TV-511 television for video output. This old TV is small and big at the same time. Introduced in the 1970s, the Sony TV-511 isn’t a large TV, but it’s much thicker than today’s TVs. According to Telefrag Entertainment, he got it on eBay before turning this home into his assistant his display.
The system is programmed with a number of features, from tracking the weather to playing YouTube media, all triggered by voice commands. Jarvis integrates AI, so commands don’t have to be specific. Instead, it can parse and interpret common sentences and questions to ensure the correct module is triggered.
Video output is handled using an HDMI to UHF converter. This adapter connects to your TV via the antenna input. The project is still a work in progress and audio input is not yet configured. However, it now accepts commands using keyboard input instead of the microphone.
Jarvis applications are Python-based and include several libraries that enable various functionality. Libraries used include TextToSpeech and SpeechRecognition. Telefrag Entertainment has confirmed that the system will be programmed with additional modules in the future to enable more functions and features.
If you want to reproduce this raspberry pi project (opens in new tab) Or to see it in action, visit the official project thread: reddit (opens in new tab), Contains a demo video. Follow Telefrag Entertainment for more cool projects and upcoming updates on the project.
