Installing open claw on a raspberry pi

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OpenClaw — the open-source AI assistant that runs on your machine and works from the chat apps you already use.

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The video provides a high-value, technical 'hack' that solves a specific pain point (high cost of hardware) while demonstrating the product's utility in a practical, DIY context.

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The creator demonstrates how to install the OpenClaw AI tool on a Raspberry Pi as a cost-effective alternative to using a Mac mini. He walks through the hardware setup, software installation, and configuration of a Telegram bot.

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1Introduction to the project
2Hardware setup overview
3Software installation guide
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Installing open claw on a raspberry pi

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Installing open claw on a raspberry pi. Everyone thinks you need to get a Mac mini but you really don't need one on a Raspberry Pi, so let me show you guys how to do it. I've added some things to mine like a case, a cooling fan, and a microphone, and I also bought this cable so I can connect the HDMI. I just plugged everything in. All right, now we're in, so let's go to the web. If it's your first time setting this up, you do have to download the operating system. You're going to want to go to this website right here and just follow through these steps. Through the whole setup and then eventually get to something like this. After you choose your LLM, you're going to get to here, and I'm going to be setting it up with Telegram just because it's the easiest. And here's my bot after I set it up. Keep in mind your Raspberry Pi is going to be super slow compared to a Mac mini, but this is definitely an alternative to spending $700.