Google said that with their SDK we could build the Assistant into a wide range of products, for example the Raspberry Pi.
Now it's launched and I can't see that function, did I miss something?
Look out for the Embedded Google Assistant SDK which will allow you to add the Google Assistant to a Raspberry Pi. This was not part of today's launch.
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How can I deploy android automotive os into an embedded board like raspberry pi?
What I want to do is develop an app for my application on top of android automotive os.
How can I deploy android automotive os into an embedded board like raspberry pi?
There is no simple answer to your question. This is no simple task, and you just can't Google it. There are some ports of generic Android (phone/tablet version) for RPi and you will have to just go through them and make the changes as per your needs.
Most importantly, you need to come up with the kernel and Board Support Package (BSP) for RPi that enables its peripherals and drivers etc.
Here's something to get you started:
Android Automotive OS on Pixel 3 XL
https://source.android.com/devices/automotive/start/pixel3
From the link above:
To build packages specific to Automotive, run:
m android.hardware.automotive.audiocontrol#1.0-service
android.hardware.automotive.vehicle#2.0-service
Codelabs: Developing for the Android Automotive OS Platform
Here's the Codelabs for step by step instruction from Google I/O 2019
https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/automotive-getting-started/#0
Android Kernel and BSP
If you want to browse through the kernel and bsp packages from Android source -
https://android.googlesource.com/platform/hardware/bsp
One important thing to note is, Android Automotive OS developer program is little different from developing apps for phones. For Android Auto OS, many of the docs and dev tools are not in public domain and are available to car related companies and partners - in other words your company or org needs to partner with Google.
While this may not be the exact answer you are looking for, but I hope this helps you get started in the right direction.
I wonder how can I use Raspberry Pi to stimulate IoT devices traffics.
There isn't a lot of resources on google so I'd post my question here.
What tools could I use?
Thanks ahead
I have a question regarding how to uninstall google assistant on the raspberry pi 3. The files are scattered over the place so deleting is not an option. Is there any command to uninstall google assistant on the raspberry pi? I am using the google assistant SDK.
You should be able to run pip uninstall google-assistant-sdk to remove the libraries downloaded. There may be a few config files as well located in ~/.config/google-assistant-* that you can remove.
I created an Actions on Google app which I am currently testing. I was able to test it on my Pixel, but when I tried to launch the app on my Raspberry Pi running the Google Assistant SDK it responded by saying "(name of app) isn't supported on this device". Is there any way I can run the app on my Pi?
EDIT: Here is a picture of the surface capabilities.
Is it possible to get the Edge browser running on the raspberry pi 2?
I've seen that in some areas the edge browser greatly outperforms Chrome (dom manipulation/css transitions), and I am creating a public display "art project".
The Microsoft Edge browser app is not included on Windows 10 IoT core that runs on the Raspberry Pi 2. However the same web platform behind MS Edge is available on the RP 2 in UWP apps. If you have a website you can take advantage of it through a Hosted Web App or the WebView control.
The steps to deploy an app are listed here. Check out this blog that covers the entire process of deploying on the Pi 2 through VS 2015. You are able to do this through the free community version.
This video covers how to make a Hosted Web App. A fun project and demo app to deploy is here: https://github.com/MicrosoftEdge/JSBrowser. It's a tutorial JavaScript app browser built using the WebView control that is able to run on the Pi 2.