3 ms·
I think there's no way a camera in the fridge could do the job it needs to do (seeing through several shelves and inside drawers; not getting frosted over). I t
by fnord123 10y ago
I think there's no way a camera in the fridge could do the job it needs to do (seeing through several shelves and inside drawers; not getting frosted over). I think we'd have to move to rfids on food packaging; akin to bar codes. This could help with the pantry as well.
Not sure it can help with food from your butcher or {cheese, fish}monger.
- jessaustin 10y agoFor unlabeled foods one can imagine "smart" bins capable of weighing their contents and communicating that measurement via bluetooth to the "smart" refrigerator.
- fnord123 10y agoI can imagine the new arguments. "Honey, why did you put the cheese in the cured meat bin?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnP5oid8fD8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnP5oid8fD8
- M_Grey 10y ago...This is not a remote system! To use the fridge, you must physically access the fridge each time you wish to use it. What... is the benefit of any of this?
- CaptSpify 10y ago> This is not a remote system For you. That doesn't mean it shouldn't be for everybody else. > What... is the benefit of any of this? Has that not already been made clear? People have listed useful examples that you are ignoring