I had a Raspberry Pi 5 sitting around, and after some research, I decided to install Home Assistant on it.

Home Assistant Amber is powered by a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, which connects to a carrier board with an M.2 expansion slot that can be used for storage, an AI accelerator card, or other add-ons.

This process involves setting up your Raspberry Pi for Home Assistant, installing a voice recognition add-on, and testing the final configuration to ensure it works properly.