00:00 Intro 00:41 Mycroft Pre-built 01:16 Parts List 02:09 Downloading the Software 03:31 Copying Picroft to the MicroSD Card 04:34 Setting Up Picroft 08:52 Linking Picroft to a Mycroft Account 11:25 Getting Picroft's IP Address 12:01 Using Picroft as a Standalone Device 12:14 Remotely Access Picroft 13:46 Conversing With Mycroft 20:21 Mycroft's Got Skills 21:49 Install a New Skill 23:53 Removing a Skill 25:14 Updates 25:53 End Do you like the idea of creating a digital assistant to do your bidding? Well that's exactly what we'll be doing in this video, using a version of the free and open source Mycroft software called Picroft, which (you guessed it) is specifically designed for the Raspberry Pi. Unfortunately it doesn't make coffee, but for many other day to day tasks, the voice assistant can be extremely useful. You may soon be wondering how you ever got by without one. So dust off that spare Pi you've got stashed in the back of a drawer somewhere (a few cheap accessories will also be required) and get ready to build your very own personal assistant. Website links: Mycroft shop https://mycroft.ai/shop/ Mycroft https://mycroft.ai/ Raspberry Pi Imager https://www.raspberrypi.org/software/ Wolfram Alpha https://www.wolframalpha.com/ Mycroft account https://home.mycroft.ai/ Mycroft Skills Marketplace https://market.mycroft.ai/skills Mycroft documentation https://mycroft-ai.gitbook.io/docs/ Mycroft AI Chat https://chat.mycroft.ai/ Mycroft Community Forum https://community.mycroft.ai/ Mycroft blog https://mycroft.ai/blog/ Additional credits: Thanks to https://www.1001fonts.com/ for the following fonts Assistant by Ben Nathan Nulshock by Raymond Larabie Tom's Handwriting by Divide By Zero (Original) images sourced from the superb https://pixabay.com/