Plant care is a matter that requires attention, knowledge, and patience. Plants cannot say that something is wrong with them, and when it becomes noticeable, it is often too late to do anything. Blogger Matt Reed made it possible to literally talk to plants using GPT-4o and Raspberry Pi and ask if everything is okay.
Matt explained how everything works in the blog and in the video. Moreover, the plant can be the first to say when it needs care. The enthusiast uses sensors to monitor soil quality. They form an idea of what the plant specifically needs. The system is equipped with a microphone, through which you can directly ask the plant how it is doing and what it needs. The video is worth watching, it is indeed a wonderful conversation.
The Raspberry Pi will receive data from the sensors and analyze them using GPT-4o - the language model will generate a response. Artificial intelligence also tracks previous events. For example, in the video, the plant says that it was too cold for him last night.
The project not only helps in gardening, but is also an excellent demonstration of translating instrument readings into ordinary conversational speech using a speech model of artificial intelligence. The enthusiast plans to improve the system with a larger number of sensors, as well as to create forecasting capabilities.
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