ChatGPT is one of the most renowned and advanced AI tools available today, capable of generating code, websites, images, and much more. But what if this powerful tool could be integrated into a tiny, portable device? This project aims to do just that—creating the smallest ChatGPT-powered device that can interface with IoT sensors and electronic devices.
The device is remarkably compact, measuring just 3cm, making it the smallest ChatGPT device ever created. Despite its size, it can provide quick assistance, functioning as a versatile tool that can even be used as a discreet cheating device.
At the core of this project is the IndusBoard, which connects to Wi-Fi and the ChatGPT API while hosting a web serial server. Users can input questions via WebSerial or USB serial, and these queries are sent to the ChatGPT API. The responses generated by ChatGPT are then displayed on a small OLED screen connected to the board.
This setup allows users to access the power of ChatGPT on a miniature scale, enabling the device to perform a variety of tasks on the go. Whether it’s for quick problem-solving, coding assistance, or any other query, the device provides real-time answers right on its tiny screen.
By integrating ChatGPT into such a compact form factor, this project showcases the potential for AI to be embedded in everyday electronic devices, opening up new possibilities for portable and accessible AI-driven solutions.