A self-playing piano develops its own agency through real-time weather data integration. Like a living organism, it senses and responds to temperature, humidity, wind patterns, air quality, UV index, and precipitation through connected weather stations. This creates an autonomous neural network that learns and evolves without human supervision, developing its own musical language shaped by environmental conditions.

Drawing inspiration from Nature 2.0 concepts where natural systems are empowered through technology, the piano becomes an entity capable of self-representation and autonomy. Similar to how a forest might be granted agency to manage and protect itself through AI and blockchain technology, the piano transcends its role as a mere instrument. It becomes a bridge between the mechanical and natural world, creating compositions that reflect the ever-changing patterns of weather and climate.

The piano operates through an Arduino-controlled system of solenoid motors, translating weather data into physical key movements for autonomous play.