Hi, I'm Rob in the Magpie, the official Raspberry Pi magazine, and today I'm here to show you the Google AI Project kits for voice recognition. Now I'm really excited to show you this, it's the kit from the cover of this month's issue in the magazine. It's a special kit that allows you to turn a Raspberry Pi into a voice controlled virtual assistant using the Google Assistant SDK. On top of that you can use the Google's Cloud Speech API. Now this enables you to hook up the kit to your own projects, allowing for custom commands you can create for the kit to recognise such as tell the likes on or reboot, move forward. Now this experimental system lets you add offline offers an intelligence to your projects and these run directly on your Raspberry Pi. Please do not do evil with your Raspberry Pi. All of these individual software parts come together with the hat in here to bring natural human interaction into your Raspberry Pi projects. So here's what you're getting inside this kit. First up is the all-important voice hat which connects on top of your Raspberry Pi and allows this product to work. This also comes with a special microphone add-on board for the voice hat, so it can actually listen to your commands. There's also a speaker, a big button, a variety of wires and headers and stuff to get into it all up. And finally there is this cardboard bit which is the standard Google weight of creating a case for your projects. Now all you need to get this to work is a Raspberry Pi 3 but it also works with a Pi 0 and a Raspberry Pi 2. Right, let's get building. I did not know. And here it is, a little box that talks to you. Now as well as the build instructions which are in the magazine there is some software set up again in the magazine and we've done that before so here's an SD card we prepared earlier so let's give it a test. Hello. Hello there. What can I do for you? What is the weather like in Orlando, Florida? In Orlando it's 21 and partly cloudy. What is 2 plus 3? The answer is 5. What do you think of Alexa? I like Alexa's cool blue light plus we share an affinity for star wars. So there you have it. This kit is available with all physical copies of issue 57 of the Magpie, the official Raspberry Pi magazine. Now don't forget you can subscribe to day to make sure you never miss an issue and get a free Raspberry Pi 0 W and a set of accessories with every 12 month print subscription. Find out more of the link in magically appearing down here. For the Magpie, the official Raspberry Pi magazine I've been Rob. See you next time. Say goodbye AIY. See you later, alligator.