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This project is called Botanicals. It was created by Kate Hartman as a way to form a stronger connection between humans and plants. This project uses Arduino and other software to read what a plant needs and then communicate that to its human. I love that this project plays on something light and funny, but also very relevant and useful. Kate Hartman is based in Toronto and teaches at OCAD University about Wearable and Mobile Technology.
