This artificial intelligence, called Ash, allows young defenders of ecology to discover biodiversity that surrounds them. Designed as an interactive tool, Ash encourages its users to explore nature without distraction, turning every adventure into an educational experience. Through a point-and-click digital camera, children are encouraged to photograph the life forms they encounter. Snaps are instantly converted into animal cards filled with information, from pets to rare insects. Collecting these cards thus becomes an exciting quest for knowledge. Each animal card has a ui unique, and collectible badges reward the curiosity of young explorers. In addition, an experience specially designed for parents ensures total control over the data collected, keeping them informed and involved.Developed by FINH using open technologies, such as SLS 3D printers and a Google Coral map that works with the database iNaturalist for species recognition, Ash offers a real opportunity to teach and protect biological diversity while having fun.
This device uses artificial intelligence to transform photos into detailed animal maps, promoting login rewarding between young users and the surrounding nature. By photographing various life forms, the tool helps users recognize and respect local biological diversity.
With a system of collectible badges, each discovery is transformed into a small, fun and educational victory. This feature boosts engagement andkeenness young users, who feel rewarded for their curiosity and effort in exploring nature.
Offering an interface adapted to parents, this tool guarantees complete monitoring of their child's activity. This allows parents to stay informed and manage the data collected, thus ensuring peace of mind and safety.