[Electronics-Talk] Would a light probe with this?

[Star Gazer]

	How so? I’ve only used the be my eyes ai  to have it describe pictures? 
Just so everybody knows a vape pen is a pen to vape, not writing. You put in your mouth and inhale. 
I’m trying to figure out how ai would help? I have no idea what the light looks like or if ai would pick it up. 
I did try the light probe on Seeing AI and it didn’t work, I think the vape light on the pen was too something or other, but in any event, even being in what the light probe said was a dark room, there wasn’t enough light on the pen to make the light probe respond. 
	

> On Apr 18, 2024, at 11:32 PM, cheez via Electronics-Talk <electronics-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> If you have Be My Eyes on a smartphone, that would help you immensely.
> The AI in that app is very impressive.  Give it a shot.
> 
> Vince
> 
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> I think a light probe should do what you want.  If you have an iPhone, there
> is a "light" channel in Seeing-AI that works pretty well.  There is also a
> "Light Detector" app for the iPhone that I think is pretty cheap.  There are
> light probes available yet from some sources but they are more scarce now
> with the availability of that functionality on the iPhone.
> 
> I have used them to tell if batteries are charging, using the LED on the
> charger.  They can detect pretty weak lights.  Also, the pitch is
> proportional to the brightness of the light so you can sometimes detect if a
> light has multiple levels, and they will tell you if a light is flashing.
> Probably TMI.
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Steve Jacobson
> 
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> Star Gazer via Electronics-Talk
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> Subject: [Electronics-Talk] Would a light probe with this?
> 
>                        Question for you guys. I vape marijuana and yes, I
> do it legally. I sometimes use disposable vapes and they have a light on the
> bottom end that lights up when you are getting a hit. That isn't the
> problem, the problem is that the light *not* coming on seems to be the one
> sure way to know the vape is done.
> This matters because I do use this for medical reasons. One thing the weed
> helps with is panic attacks brought on by a miscarriage. I'll start to
> panic, vape, not feel better and wonder what's going on and it's always the
> light, the vape is done. I'm wondering if there is a light probe that will
> tell me what the light on the vape is doing?
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