Show HN: I built a physical dream machine for my wife

A developer known as Oblomovius built a physical dream machine for his wife using a spare Raspberry Pi, Blueprint, and OpenAI Codex, which captures her dreams upon waking, illustrates them, and sends a postcard to a private website. The project demonstrates how non-technical individuals can create hardware-software integrations with AI assistance.

Oblomovius on X: "I built a physical dream machine for my wife. She always wants to capture her dreams when she wakes up. The device captures the dream, illustrates it beautifully and sends a postcard to a private website. I used a spare @Raspberry Pi and planned it out using @tryblueprint io." I built a physical dream machine for my wife. She always wants to capture her dreams when she wakes up. The device captures the dream, illustrates it beautifully and sends a postcard to a private website. I used a spare @Raspberry Pi and planned it out using @tryblueprint io. @OpenAI Codex helped me with the software. You can literally just build things even as a non technical person. The future is electric. She absolutely loves it even though I destroyed her food storage box for the case. I built a physical dream machine for my wife. She always wants to capture her dreams when she wakes up. The device captures the dream, illustrates it beautifully and sends a postcard to a private website. I used a spare @Raspberry Pi and planned it out using @tryblueprint io. @OpenAI Codex helped me with the software. You can literally just build things even as a non technical person. The future is electric. She absolutely loves it even though I destroyed her food storage box for the case.