Really interesting thankyou! A wearable I want is a Bluetooth push to talk mic and then be connected to my phone and make queries that way, then be using earphones to hear the response
I'm amazed!, great job! I've been working on a 'Her' AI, but then in python with handgesture, and voice commands, will be interesting to see if we can add more functions to it, have you tought about openinterpreter to add?
damn... how did u figure out how to use ai/rsc, I went over their docs and I am just confused + the official exemple did not work for me :/ Probably just skill issue 😅😅Good job
@@DevelopersDigest for sure! yeah maybe like a basic example with core functionalities that could be built upon after. Also later in the video I heared you mention a course, I would also be interested in that.
00:00 Introduction to Building AI Devices
01:12 Breakdown and Analysis
05:12 Diving Into the Coding and Development Process
Really interesting thankyou! A wearable I want is a Bluetooth push to talk mic and then be connected to my phone and make queries that way, then be using earphones to hear the response
Thank you! that would be interesting for sure for a device!
I'm amazed!, great job! I've been working on a 'Her' AI, but then in python with handgesture, and voice commands, will be interesting to see if we can add more functions to it, have you tought about openinterpreter to add?
Thanks! I would love to dig into open interpreter more. Second person to recommend! I will try and find time and take a look 🙂
I wish I knew to program atleast 50% as you, amazing project.
You are too kind. Thank you 🙏❤️
He does it again!!!
Thanks 🙂❤️
Dude this is amazing!!
Thank you so much Liam ❤️🙏
damn... how did u figure out how to use ai/rsc, I went over their docs and I am just confused + the official exemple did not work for me :/ Probably just skill issue 😅😅Good job
Same question jajajajaja. Getting some issues with the repository
Maybe I’ll make more content on the vercel AI SDK from scratch? Would you like to see more examples?
@@DevelopersDigest for sure! yeah maybe like a basic example with core functionalities that could be built upon after. Also later in the video I heared you mention a course, I would also be interested in that.
Repo: git.new/ai-pin⭐