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  • September 8, 2023 at 6:59 PM
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    • September 8, 2023 at 6:59 PM
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    Hi, I want to create an AI robot, where I will run a Python script. I can buy a raspberry pi, an external speaker and an external microphone. I want the robot to have a button, which will be covered with plastic or metal, when the button will be pressed, the robot should be activated and it should play the script, which is a personal assistant, which listen to commands and speaks to the user. I have looked at many tutorials, but I can't find anything. I want to ask if anybody knows how should I add a physical button in my robot. Thank you.

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    Using a push button with Raspberry Pi GPIO | Raspberry Pi HQ
    A great starter hardware project using the Raspberry Pi is hooking up a simple tactile switch to the Raspberry GPIO and detecting button presses in Python.…
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    • September 9, 2023 at 10:40 AM
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    The GPIO only allows input voltage of 3.3V (Higher Voltage would melt you GPIO.

    Therefore I would suggest an I/O hat (is just as example). Reading input from suggested hat is done as described by SkeFire

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