Trail Bingo: a hiking game whose photo check runs on your phone, with no signal
说明与用途
Trail Bingo 让徒步者在离线环境下使用开源 BioCLIP 模型在浏览器中识别野生动植物,保护隐私且无需网络。
问题
Hikers need an offline, privacy‑preserving way to identify wildlife while playing a game.
结果
Trail Bingo enables offline, privacy‑preserving wildlife identification during hikes, using an open‑source BioCLIP model that runs locally on Android Chrome, with a 300 MB download and ~1.3 s per photo check.
工作流
- Build a Card by querying iNaturalist for species within 10 km of the trail and time of year
- Download the 300 MB BioCLIP model on first launch (requires Wi‑Fi)
- Install the app to the home screen
- During the hike, tap a square and take a photo
- The on‑device model checks the photo against the card
- If confident, the square is marked Verified; if unsure, the top three guesses are shown and the user selects one to mark Confirmed
- After each check, a short fact card is displayed and dismissed with one tap
- Complete a row, column, or diagonal to win Bingo; complete all squares for Blackout
- Close the app and resume later; data is stored in IndexedDB and persists across restarts
证据
The app asks iNaturalist what people have actually seen within 10 km of that spot at this time of year, and deals out a 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5 Card from it
An open model on your phone checks it against your Card, with no signal and nothing sent anywhere
The first launch downloads the photo check's model once (about 300 MB), so use Wi‑Fi. After that, building a Card needs signal, and playing doesn't.
On my phone, a photo check takes about 1.3 seconds.
- 记录日期: 2026-10-11T16:40:52.238Z