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Identify wild mushrooms by taking a picture using cell phone
camera
PlantNet.:
http://identify.plantnet-project.org/
It does exactly this for all manner of flora, but all the data is crowd-sourced, so it should be possible to start curating a mushroom database. [zen_tom, May 12 2017]
Pl@ntnet Ts&Cs
http://identify.pla...org/api/about/terms
[hippo, May 12 2017]
[link]
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Hmm... emerges from dark, moist environments; opportunistic; fickle about living environment; made of proteins; possibly delicious and nutritious... we now have a more complete picture of [Ian]'s origins and personality. |
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In other news, Google has (had?) an interesting feature whereby you could insert an image into the search bar. Your app could be a shortcut to this feature, already in progress. |
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Check out PlantNet app (linky) it does this for plants, using images of leaves, bark, fruits or flowers. Presumably once people start uploading mushrooms as well, it will start opining in that respect. |
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(+) ...but I wonder if there will be liability issues if someone eats mushrooms which the program deemed non-poisonous. |
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Pl@ntnet avoids that with some disclaimer text: "In
no event shall Pl@ntnet be liable for the accuracy of
the results obtained by the use of the Pl@ntnet
software. Pl@ntnet shall by no means be responsible
for any direct or indirect damages that may incur as
a result of the use of the application." (link) |
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