OpenClaw is currently one of the biggest buzzwords in tech. It’s a digital agent software that runs on your computer and taps into a large language model (LLM) to operate autonomously.



In agentic AI, the intelligence of the latest AI models joins forces with the reality of your computer hardware. The models can — with your permission — read your emails, access your calendar, create and edit files on your computer, create and automate programs, browse the internet, send text messages, and more… much more. With Raspberry Pi’s extensible hardware, they can even access peripherals via the GPIO pins to receive inputs and perform actions. This is where AI meets our digital lives, our automated homes, and the industrial edge.

Agentic AI doesn’t merely answer questions like a web-based generative pre-trained transformer (GPT). It’s capable of operating with a degree of autonomy — making decisions and completing multistep tasks. Agents utilise a wide array of tools and adapt to results, typically with a minimal amount of human intervention.

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