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OpenClaw on Raspberry Pi: Worth It or Just a Cool Demo?

Can you run OpenClaw on a Raspberry Pi? Yes — but the real question is whether it’s actually worth it. In this video, I break down when OpenClaw on Raspberry Pi is a legit advantage (always-on, low-power AI automation / agent runner) and when you should skip the Pi and use a mini PC, VPS, or browser instead. OpenClaw (aka Clawdbot) is best thought of as automation glue: it connects to cloud models via your API key, listens for triggers, runs tools, and can push outputs to places like Telegram or Slack — reliably, 24/7. Timestamps (Chapters) 00:00 — OpenClaw on Raspberry Pi: worth it or just a demo? 00:32 — What OpenClaw actually is (agent runner, not an LLM) 00:54 — Where Pi does make sense: always-on + low power + predictable 01:13 — The “Pi isn’t the bottleneck — it’s the enabler” idea 01:32 — When not to use a Pi (speed, frictionless setup, local models) 01:53 — Telegram setup note + what this video focuses on 02:12 — Security warning: OpenClaw is high-trust software 02:34 — Final verdict: when Pi makes it reliable (not magical) Key takeaways (fast) Raspberry Pi is not for running big models locally. If that’s the goal, it’s the wrong machine. Pi shines as infrastructure: always-on, low-power, stable automation. Great fits: scheduled tasks, triggered checks, summaries, briefs, cron-style runs, lightweight “agent runner” workflows. Bad fits: expecting fast interactive chat, zero maintenance, or heavy local model experiments. Helpful links & resources Step-by-step Telegram setup + tokens + pairing + troubleshooting: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/... OpenClaw: https://openclaw.ai/ Join my community : Check Bio Security note (important) OpenClaw can read files, run tools, and message on your behalf. Treat it like high-trust automation: Don’t expose it to the internet blindly Don’t skip permission/security prompts Keep your API keys safe Disclaimer (results may vary) This video reflects my own experience and setup. Performance and reliability can vary based on your Raspberry Pi model, SD/SSD, network conditions, API/model latency, OpenClaw version, and how you configure triggers/tools. No guarantees are implied — use your judgment, test safely, and secure your system.