
Hey there,
I've built a hardware device running on an ESP32, including a mic, battery, and speaker, that connects to a custom-built native Expo app on your phone.
By pushing the button, you can talk to OpenAI's GPT-4o and receive answers.
The case design is inspired by the 4th gen iPod Shuffle.
I'm currently working on the first commercial version of it.
Here's the landing page if you're curious or want to join the waitlist:
www.aibutton.io
Love to hear your thoughts,
#buildinpublic, #ai, #hardware, #gpt4o, #maker
Hi.! Really cool project. I come from one of those “boring” industries - real estate development and manufacturing, but this kind of simple, portable tool could be useful there.
I can imagine your device being used on production sites: integrated with internal systems, it could deliver real-time updates, pull up instructions, or let workers dictate progress reports, all hands-free and without interrupting their workflow.
Good luck with the launch!
Hi R_D_!
Thanks a lot for your kind words and for sharing your perspective.
Thats an interesting use case — Ive actually been thinking along similar lines. With a camera and some integration into internal workflows, it could definitely help deliver real-time updates, pull up instructions, or let workers dictate progress reports completely hands-free.
Really appreciate the encouragement — best of luck with your work in real estate!