When Google announced the Google Assistant, they made it clear that their goal is to help people get things done, regardless of the device they're using. Google started off with Assistant on Google Allo, Google Home and Google Pixel, and then expanded to Android phones running 6.0 Marshmallow and up, as well as Android Wear. Now, Google is opening up Google Assistant so that it can run on third-party devices.
With the first developer preview of the Google Assistant SDK, you'll be able to build hardware prototypes such as a "self-built robot" or a "voice-enabled smart mirror" that includes the Google Assistant. The SDK will allow you to capture a spoken query, such as "what's on my calendar", pass that to the Google Assistant service, and then receive an audio response. Since the SDK includes a gRPC API —a Python client that handles user authentication and access to the API— it will be ideal for prototyping on Raspberry Pi devices. Keep in mind, since this a developer preview a couple of features are still in development— including hotword support, companion app integration and more.
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