The Blogging Plant
Midori-san is a hoya kerrii, or sweetheart plant, that has its own personal blog!
Midori-san, which lives on the counter of a Japanese café, writes regular updates with the help of sensors attached to its leaves.
The detectors pick up electronic signals on the surface of the plant, which responds to light and human touch.
The data is then combined with weather and temperature information and translated into chatty blog posts using a computer algorithm.
“Today was a sunny day and I was able to sunbathe a lot… I had quite a bit of fun today,” it wrote on October 16 from its cafe in Kamakura, near Tokyo.
A more recent entry was less perky: “It was cloudy today. It was a cold day.”
I believe this is the link to the blog, but it seems to be overloaded right now.
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