Imagine a camera that doesn’t just snap pictures but writes poetry about what it sees! Yes, you read that right. The Poetry Camera is a revolutionary device powered by the mighty AI language model Claude 4, creating real-time poems inspired by the scene in front of its lens. This quirky gadget, designed like a vintage Polaroid camera in bright red and yellow, doesn’t print photos — it prints poems. The moment you press the shutter button, a unique poem rolls out on a receipt-like paper strip beneath the lens. Users can choose the poem style: Japanese haiku, sonnet, limerick, alliteration, or free verse. The coolest part? The poems aren’t saved digitally — the only copy is the printed one you get. This blend of art, tech, and nostalgia comes from the hands of Kelin Zhang and Ryan Meiter in New York, who hand-assemble each unit. The Poetry Camera offers a whole new way to see the world — through a poetic lens. Thought you’d seen it all? Think again! This camera isn’t just a gadget; it’s an art movement making us look at the world differently. So, would you want a camera to write a poem about your favorite view? Or maybe you already have a poem idea? Drop a comment and share your thoughts — maybe you’ll inspire the next poem!
