This is not the first time we see this spectacle raspberry pi Fusion with the world of Tarot. I’ve covered a project before. pi generation tarot A card based on EM noise. But today I’m going to show you one that generates cards and artwork with the help of artificial intelligence. His maker and developer Alan has used both Chat GPT and Dall-E-2 to create custom his artwork. tarot cards on demand.
This project is based on Raspberry Pi Pico. It is connected to a screen that displays four tarot cards. Four buttons can be used to select specific cards. Pico accepts this input and processes it to select a random tarot card for the user. At this point, Chat GPT and Dall-E-2 come into play.
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These AI systems are responsible for parsing the card’s description to Dall-E-2, which generates a unique image of the card based on that description. The image is then returned to Pico and displayed on the LCD screen. A short description of the card is displayed after the custom image is displayed.
To recreate this project, we need some specific components. In this case Alan is using a Raspberry Pi Pico with his W5100S module with Ethernet support. However, you can easily use the Pico W instead. It uses a total of 5 buttons and connects to an SPI-based LCD screen.
Alan has kindly shared some interesting details about how the project and code works. You can see the details of the pico tarot system and how to set it up on the official website. huckster Project page. To integrate everything, you’ll need access to the Chat GPT and Dall-E-2 APIs.
To see this in detail raspberry pi project Check out the video Alan shared in action. YouTube Learn more about. huckster. Be sure to follow Alan for other projects and future updates.
