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With the growing interest in plant cultivation, it has evolved into a lifestyle beyond mere entertainment. However, beginners often face challenges due to improper care methods. This research introduces Leaf Talk, an interactive plant care app that conveys plant needs through a virtual IP character, integrating artificial intelligence and affective computing. The app features real-time plant health monitoring, plant identification through image recognition, a growth calendar, and personalized settings to enhance user engagement. By translating environmental conditions (humidity, temperature, light) into anthropomorphic expressions, the virtual IP character enables users to interact emotionally with their plants via a natural user interface (NUI) using voice and touch. User testing revealed that 85% of participants found the system beneficial, demonstrating its effectiveness in improving plant care awareness and fostering a new dimension of plant-human interaction.

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Interactive Design of Plant Cultivation Based on an App Platform: Application Research of Virtual IP Characters and Affective Computing

  • 会议论文

  • 发表日期：

    2026年

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  • Guangyu Hu,
  • Yang Cao,
  • Yihang Dai

摘要

With the growing interest in plant cultivation, it has evolved into a lifestyle beyond mere entertainment. However, beginners often face challenges due to improper care methods. This research introduces Leaf Talk, an interactive plant care app that conveys plant needs through a virtual IP character, integrating artificial intelligence and affective computing. The app features real-time plant health monitoring, plant identification through image recognition, a growth calendar, and personalized settings to enhance user engagement. By translating environmental conditions (humidity, temperature, light) into anthropomorphic expressions, the virtual IP character enables users to interact emotionally with their plants via a natural user interface (NUI) using voice and touch. User testing revealed that 85% of participants found the system beneficial, demonstrating its effectiveness in improving plant care awareness and fostering a new dimension of plant-human interaction.