plantnet è un'applicazione gratuita ed è molto buona e facile.

Come apicoltore la uso per identificare le piante mellifere da una foto istantanea o da una galleria.

Devi identificare le piante con uno di questi criteri: fiore, foglia, frutto o corteccia.

Con questa applicazione puoi anche identificare le piante facendo foto di frutta e verdura nella tua cucina.

In theory, you can use the newly released app, Jelly, for this task. It's an app that allows you to take a picture of something and ask your social networks (and beyond) what that something is.

You could also use TaskRabbit (product) or Fancy Hands to submit a task/request for a plant identification and have a virtual assistant do the work for you. I'm unsure how much using TaskRabbit would cost, and know that Fancy Hands would cost $5/request.

Leggi questo articolo http://balconygardenweb.com/best-plant-identification-apps/
Ha una lista delle migliori applicazioni gratuite di identificazione delle piante che ti aiuteranno a identificare le piante usando la fotocamera mobile.

Per i telefoni IOS e Android, prova LikeThat Garden. Scatta una foto e utilizza una tecnologia di ricerca visiva per trovare una corrispondenza. Funziona alla grande!

There are few apps that I know:

• PlantNet Plant Identification
• Like That Garden – Flower Identification
• NatureGate
• Garden Answers Plant Identification

I hope it helps you.

Google Photos, with its image recognition, has recently (March 2018) started started being able to identify plants (Tips: Google Lens in Photos can now identify animals and plants, and be used on ChromeOS)

In my experience, it works better with close-ups, where you can get details of leaves, flowers, etc. It has the advantage of not requiring any extra software.

Current best rated expert-based mobile app is called FlowerChecker which uploads taken photo to team of botanists. Then it displays their answer (so it is paid and human-based).

For free automatic identification, there is a web service Plant.id which can identify 10000 most common species with ~ 90% accuracy. It is basically cutting-edge of image recognition.

There are also other apps, with lower ratings and different pricing worth trying. To summarise:

• FlowerChecker (Android and iOS) expert-based and paid,
• Plant.id (web service) free and machine-learning based and offers API,
• PlantNet Plant Identification (Android) fully automatic,
• Garden Compass (iOS) both automatic and human-based,
• Leafsnap (iOS) more like field guide,
• GardenAnswers (Android) both automatic and human-based.