Softpedia News Mycroft AI Intelligent Personal Assistant Now Available as a Raspberry Pi Image Softpedia News It's been very quiet lately for the Mycroft project, an open-source initiative to bring a full-featured intelligent personal assistant to Linux desktops, but it looks like it's still alive and kicking, and it's now available as a Raspberry Pi image …
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Softpedia News Ubuntu Snappy Core and Raspberry Pi 2 Powered Mycroft Device Successfully Funded Softpedia News It is powered by the well-known Raspberry Pi 2 SBC (Single-Board Computer) and Canonical's Snappy Ubuntu Core operating system.
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Ubuntu Snappy Core and Raspberry Pi 2 Powered Mycroft Device Successfully Funded – Softpedia News
Softpedia News Ubuntu Snappy Core and Raspberry Pi 2 Powered Mycroft Device Successfully Funded Softpedia News It is powered by the well-known Raspberry Pi 2 SBC (Single-Board Computer) and Canonical's Snappy Ubuntu Core operating system.
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Mycroft Is an AI for Your Home Powered by Raspberry Pi 2 and Ubuntu Snappy Softpedia News Mycroft is what you would describe as a house computer, a device connected to your house, which acts like a virtual artificial intelligence.
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Raspberry Pi Piggyback Extension – the Icing on the Cake The Herald | HeraldOnline.com Approximately 1 million mini-computers have been sold in 2012 according to Alan Mycroft, member of the Raspberry Pi foundation. The foundation originally expected the volume of sales to hover around 500.000 units. 4.000 mini computers leave the factory …
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Raspberry Pi Piggyback Extension – the Icing on the Cake PR Newswire UK (press release) Approximately 1 million mini-computers have been sold in 2012 according to Alan Mycroft, member of the Raspberry Pi foundation. The foundation originally expected the volume of sales to hover around 500.000 units.
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Raspberry Pi Piggyback Extension – the Icing on the Cake – PR Newswire UK (press release)