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Can a $175 board power an offline robot voice assistant? 🤖 It’s cool to see Gemma 4 E2B powering the Reachy Mini robot entirely locally on a Raspberry Pi 5. Inference powered by LiteRT, it handles low latency voice, vision (YOLO) and robot movement completely offline. With text generation 2x normal human speech (~300 words per minute) on just 1.5GB of memory, the Pi 5 + Gemma 4 + LiteRT combo is a demonstration of how lean edge AI can be!