Wonder公司推出了名为Petal的AI自然相机，旨在帮助用户更深入地了解自家后院的自然环境。Petal外形像一个彩色杯子，可以通过弯曲的茎缠绕在物体上，或使用通用夹固定在花盆旁。它不仅能拍摄照片和直播，还能利用内置的“自然智能”AI识别环境中的动植物，并向用户发送个性化的观察信息和护理提醒。此外，Petal还将推出聊天功能，让用户与自然“对话”，例如询问花朵是否孤单，从而获得相应的植物推荐。Wonder还推出了Wonder Block模块化野生动物栖息地系统，进一步吸引生物多样性。

🌿Petal是一款由Bird Buddy的创造者Wonder公司推出的AI驱动的自然相机，旨在让用户更亲近本地自然。

🌸Petal外形独特，可灵活安装，并配备可选的太阳能板，能够拍摄照片和直播，并通过AI识别周围的动植物，发送个性化的观察信息和护理提醒，例如干燥的叶子、蚜虫数量异常或新孵化的蓝鸟幼雏的鸣叫声。

💬Petal将推出聊天功能，允许用户与自然“对话”，例如询问花朵是否孤单，从而获得在类似条件下生长的其他植物的建议。

🏘️Wonder还推出了Wonder Block模块化野生动物栖息地系统，包括种子托盘、昆虫旅馆和蝴蝶喂食器等，旨在吸引更多的生物多样性。

Wonder thinks you should know your backyard like the back of your hand.

The new company from the creators of the popular Bird Buddy smart bird feeder introduced an AI-powered nature camera called the Petal at CES' Unveiled media event Sunday night. Inspired by community feedback, the device is designed to get users on a "first-name basis" with their local nature, said Franci Zidar, CEO of Wonder and co-founder of Bird Buddy.

The Petal is a colorful cup-shaped camera that can be installed a couple different ways: You can wrap its bendable stem around an object (like a branch or a fencepost), or attach it to the side of a planter using its universal clip. It's designed to blend in well with its natural surroundings either way, a notion that's hammered home by its optional solar panel attachment, which is shaped like leaf. As a complete set, it looks a lot like a minimalist, bionic flower.

The Petal captures photos and livestreams of its surroundings (and identifies its inhabitants), sending the footage to the user's smartphone so they can get a more intimate look at the goings-on in their yard or garden. Zidar told Mashable that its built-in "Nature Intelligence" AI gets involved to identify any outliers — say, a dried-up leaf, an abnormal number of aphids, or the chirps of freshly hatched bluebird chicks — balancing actionable care alerts with personalized "check out this cool thing!" insights.

Zidar said a forthcoming chat feature will give Petal users the ability to "converse" with nature. For instance, asking a flower if it's lonely will prompt recommendations for other plants that thrive in similar conditions.

For those with less-than-lively backyards, Wonder has also launched a "Wonder Block" modular system of wildlife habitats — think seed trays, bug hotels, and butterfly feeders. You know the saying: If you build it, they (the birds and the bees) will come.

Zidar said the Petal will launch on Kickstarter sometime this spring and retail for less than $100, with shipping targeted for early 2026. The release of Wonder Blocks is still to be determined.