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🔧 DIY You can build it all yourself by cloning our repo: https://t.co/dEjIR4aWPD. You could run this on a Raspberry Pi, or even your laptop or Android device. That’s the beauty of small, on-device models like Gemma. If you want to add more features, try loading the project in

GitHub - google-gemma/gemma-translator github.com
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  • Google Creative Lab published Gemma Translator, an on-device offline voice translation app targeting a Raspberry Pi 5 with 8GB RAM.
  • The stack runs the gemma4-e2b model via LiteRT-LM for translation and uses Moonshine for both speech-to-text and text-to-speech.
  • Released under Apache 2.0 with the standard 'not an officially supported Google product' disclaimer; credits Alan Yam, Shashwath Santosh, and Dan Motzenbecker.
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