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By building new modules developers can train Jasper to answer new questions and hook up new online data sources.īy default Jasper's software stack includes modules to check the time, news, weather, Gmail and more. If none of these take your fancy it's possible to add new abilities to Jasper using the programming language Python to access Jasper's API. In demos the creators of Jasper show it telling the time, reading weather forecasts and Facebook notifications and playing a track from Spotify. Jasper is an open-source platform for voice-controlled computing that, with a bit of programming know how, can be trained to tell you what you want to hear. If you're looking for a voice-controlled virtual assistant and Google Now and Apple's Siri don't cut it then Jasper might be just the machine you're looking for.

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The materials used in the project can be found here and the code used to build the interface is available on GitHub if you fancy adding new features.

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The interface for the mirror was built using JavaScript, HTML and CSS and served by a local Apache web server to the Chromium browser, which Teeuw configured to run in full screen mode when the Pi booted.ĭata for the weather, news and calendar interface on the mirror was pulled from various APIs of online services:, the NOS News Feed and Apple's iCloud. Teeuw then built a new pine wood casing for the mirror and the display panel and wired together the panel, a Raspberry Pi, USB adapter and wi-fi adapter.Īfter installing wi-fi connectivity, Teeuw customised the Raspbian OS's display to portrait orientation, and to boot directly into the mirror's interface. Information is shown on a display panel from a 24-inch monitor that has had its plastic casing removed and is placed behind the mirror. The mirror itself is semi-transparent, an observation mirror that allows people to look through when it is lit from behind. Plumbing an object thousands of years old into the internet required Michael Teeuw to carry out some nifty hardware and software hacking. Thanks to its digital makeover the mirror can show news reports, provide weather updates or just display the time and date. This 'magic' mirror won't tell you who's the fairest, but it could pay you a compliment and let you know whether a brolly is a must before venturing out. The text from each page was then fed into text-to-speech software running on the Raspberry Pi to read the book aloud. In tests, the machine also uploaded each page of text to Google Docs after being digitised. The BrickPi first lifts the right hand page by turning a wheel sat on the page surface and then rotates a Lego arm that catches the underside of the page and flips it over.Īfter each page is captured by the camera the resulting jpeg image is run through optical character recognition software on a Raspberry Pi, which converts the page into digital text.

To turn the pages the machine uses a BrickPi, a Raspberry Pi set up to control Lego Mindstorms sensors and motors. Harnessing the Pi as the brains and Lego to do the heavy lifting the BrickPi Reader is designed to digitise paper books and read them aloud, and can be seen in action here.Įach page of the paper book is photographed by a Raspberry Pi camera module positioned above the page. BrickPi Readerįascinated by Google's project to digitise the world's books the team at Dexter Industries set out to create their own Pi-powered version.

Here are some of their latest and greatest creations that hobbyists and enthusiasts have cooked up using the Pi, and if you want even more check the Raspberry Pi blog.

While the Pi was designed to get kids coding, the appeal of the credit card-sized machine wasn't restricted to the classroom, with hackers and modders of all ages building some intriguing homespun creations around the boards. Despite the creators of the Raspberry Pi computer famously thinking they'd only sell 1,000, more than two million of the $35 Linux boards have been shipped since the Pi launched in early 2012.

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