Alex Personal AI is a private, wearable intelligence built on Raspberry Pi. Speech-to-text, local inference, Bluetooth headset & Meta glasses ready. Always with you, never sharing your data.
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Speech-to-text running locally on Pi. Connect your Bluetooth headset, AirPods, or any mic β Alex listens, no third party.
Wearable display integration. See transcripts and AI replies right in your glasses. Truly handsβfree.
All processing stays on-device. No API keys, no cloud dependencies. Your conversations never leave your pocket.
Built-in WiFi module. Creates its own secure network or connects to trusted ones β but never sends data out.
Integrated zip-tie mounting and 18650 / USB-C battery pack. All-day autonomy in your bag or belt.
Custom TFT front cover, airflow vents, M3 screw mounts. Print in PLA/PETG, assemble in 20 minutes.
Alex Personal AI uses offline speech-to-text (Whisper.cpp or Vosk) + local LLM (Ollama or llama.cpp). The microphone stream goes directly to the Pi's CPU. No Google, no Amazon, no server β 100% personal sovereignty.
Open hardware, fully documented. 3D print the case, solder nothing β just stack components.
Case files: rpi4_case_body.stl + front_cover.stl. Print without supports.
Pair your headset to the Pi via BlueALSA. Alex captures microphone input, runs real-time STT, feeds to local LLM, then speaks back through headset (or TTS). No round-trip to internet.
Cast Alex's output display to Meta Ray-Ban glasses via WiFi direct or USB-C. Receive transcripts, notifications, and AI responses in your field of view. Perfect for private assistance without looking at a screen.
The 3D printed case includes integrated zip tie channels for a slim power bank. With efficient local AI, you get 8β12 hours of active use. Hot-swappable battery keeps you going.
Alex can run completely offline. Enable WiFi only for fetching software updates or local network access β but all personal data stays inside the device.
π‘ Alex Personal AI β Because your conversations belong to you.