What Reddit Says About Arduino Assistant Apps

What Apps do you guys use and what do you like (/ do not like) about them? ... Try Mit app inventor. Use they're companion Mit app inventor website to create your own app using a block based coding platform and upload the app to your phone.

That's what big companies are working on and currently failing one way or the other and thus heavily limiting the scope of their assistants. I think you might want to look into existing frameworks that can accomplish this. There are some arduino boards that come with pre-trained networks for sp...

Might be a dumb thing to ask, does the arduino make some API call using the wifi module? Given the memory requirement of LLMs. ... If your goal is to just get this process working esphome has a voice pipeline and home assistant can hook into it and pass the voice to openai or a local llm.

I recently tested Arduino's new AI Assistant (the one built into the Arduino Cloud Editor) and compared it with ChatGPT, using a real, production-style BLE project.

An Uno is 8-bit and cant do any of this. Maybe the 32-bit Arduino boards can be a better starting point like the Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense which supports TinyML. Seach for AI assistant projects on instructables.com for more ideas.

I’ve been using ChatGPT premium to write Arduino code pretty effortlessly. Also creating auxiliary programs with Processing with other tasks like setting up laser cutting files.

👉 Latest Release (v3.3.8): https://github.com/omartazul/arduino-ide-ai-assistant/releases/tag/v3.3.8

Picked up the Arduino Matter Discovery Bundle because it sounded interesting and I hadn't seen much written about it. Wanted to get all three Modulino sensors working in Home Assistant via Matter.

I'd only recommend it only to people that have an understanding of the Arduino language, or else expect more headaches than doing it yourself.

I built an AI Home Assistant with ESP32 and I2S. It works with local models and has my personal context / tools. It’s also helping me become a better Redditor ... I bought an Arduino starter kit, and here is my first project!

I probably should have used Home Assistant, but I have legacy Homebridge talking to the alarm system. In your case, just a few dedicated sensors would probably suffice. ... Definitely check out Node-RED.

I made a simple Android app with a web interface to control my Arduino relays over WiFi. ... Brand new Home Assistant instance done!