Color e-ink doing its transition 🌈🖼️ I use this display for art & history curriculums currently, but I thought you might enjoy seeing how the color e-ink looks as it loads new works ✨

Oh, this is so cool! What screen is that? Did you frame it yourself?

I just wish these could be affordable

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Loving the at-home museum docent experience

Change the transition time so they can see it?

Why is it flickering? Pixel's values can change once without flickering. I just don't see why flickering is needed technically

I don't understand that even a little. I hope isn't as seizure inducing as it seems.

Which frame is this?

Super cool Jesse! Love the tech and love the story.

Clay Bavor had an iMac embedded in the wall which was also very cool

Your makeup today is good

I'm glad applying lip gloss and then mascara to my eyelashes AND eyebrows hastily is working for you 😅

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If I were a kid I would love to wake up every day to a new work of art. Now that I think about it this would be cool as an adult.

I love it. What product is this and what curriculum are you referring to? Love to learn more.

This is amazing.

Are the audio explanations of the art-piece AI generated?

Yes, no ai generated art but ai generated audio yes.

What model do you use to generate the audio explanations? Also, are the explanations generated once the nee art-work is cycled or only once your children ask to hear it?

Generated once, not on the fly, I think I used codex i but I forget what model. I made a pwa app I serve on iPad and I lock the iPad to only show that so they can’t click around

Thanks for answering!

I totally copied @jessegenet’s project here. I used Fable to pull together a little research pipeline for each artwork and synthesize a blurb. My PWA reads the blurb and some pointers for things to look at, but then also lets my daughter talk to Mona (name of my app) about the painting.

@ElVerdeRican Amazing! I hope she loves it 💕

That’s so cool! I have to get one of those!

i love it but how do you manage different ratios of artwork ? this poster is pretty limited to this specific ratio

This is such a lovely way to make history feel tangible for kids—watching each image load turns the transition itself into part of the lesson.

How amazing is that ! I want that!