For a long time I wanted to build a weather station at home because I like meteorology and for the fun of doing it. So I decided to stop waiting an...
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Great work so far man! I can't wait to get my Raspberry PI 5! Any good project ideas using Raspberry Pi you had in mind (Obviously not your idea since you are doing it lol).
Great post and keep it up :D
Thanks a lot!
One thing that is in my mind is to use a Pi 5 to see if it is feasible to have a "personal" AI system to play with.
Another idea can be install a NextCloud to host your personal cloud. This is a good replacement of the private cloud providers for syncing the pictures from the mobile phone, calendar, contacts, ...
Privacy matters this times! :-)
Love this kind of project. I've been exploring what you can actually run on a Pi these days, turns out small AI models (like Llama 3 8B quantized) can run on a Pi 5 with 8GB RAM. Slow, but it works. Combining that with sensor data like yours could make for a pretty cool AI-powered weather predictor that runs entirely offline. Nice build!
funny part is this is kinda just piling errors on top of each other. biased sensor, regression, then a model. ive been there, ended up debugging why it predicts my radiator turning on
Nice idea, when I have enough data it can be an amazing next step! Thanks Joske!
Let me know how it goes ;)
Yay! I love it! I am also building a tiny weather station! I want to have custom data for my exact location too. I need to look into this! Here is what I have done so far! 😅
I like storms. I like the suspense of the storm rolling in.
Looks really cool!
It is curious that the header of your page is quite similar to the one I have in my web app. AI generated?
I request the AI to generate an static HTML template to display weather info as I'm really bad at web design xD. It is the only use of AI in this project.
Yes I used ai, I wanted a nice fast display for data as well. I will likely modify it haha!
So ill spill.. my app has secrets! If you click the top left where it says weather station. You can enter any location. I did not want this publicly visible, since there will be alot of passers-by this station and I didnt want children messing with it. Also, I display the live stream of my favorite tornado chaser team when they are "live" on YouTube. It pushes the air quality content out of the way. Ive been trying to get live captions working when the stream is up on my page. Still fighting with Javascript haha.
Seems that you are enjoying it! :-D
The calibration work is the part most people skip. They'd accept the fixed offset and call it done. You built a regression model because you wanted the data to actually mean something, that's the difference between a project that runs and one that reports truthfully.
Awesome work and good write-up!
Thanks!