Nico Tangara’s Digitally Analog Polaroid Camera combines the power of Raspberry Pi with ChatGPT. Put simply, a 2.7-inch Waveshare ePaper HAT is connected to a Raspberry Pi 3B+ board with a camera module, or in other words, a device that outputs images to an E-ink display immediately after they are captured.
The HAT has four buttons that can be programmed to perform specific functions, whether it be clearing the image or showing the project name. As for the case, it was designed in Blender and then 3D printed using a Snapmaker printer, while the actual code used in the project is from ChatGPT. That’s right, all the scripts used to run the camera were generated by artificial intelligence. There’s no word yet on if Tangara plans on open sourcing the project.
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