Open-source Gemma 4 voice translator runs fully offline on a Raspberry Pi
tom_doerr · x · 2026-09-29
Google open-sourced Gemma Translator, a fully offline voice translator running gemma4-e2b on a Raspberry Pi via LiteRT-LM — no internet needed after setup. Built with help from Google Antigravity, it ships a retro-terminal web UI optimized for 480x320 handheld displays, a Python API server, local TTS powered by Moonshine, and a one-shot deploy-pi.sh script that installs dependencies and launches the LLM server, API, and React frontend. The repo has already earned 1.5k stars.
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