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Got a source for this? A quick search didn’t turn up anything for me. They’re really years ahead of the pack in this villainy, so I don’t doubt that it’s true.

• Stratoscope 5y ago
  You would have to ask the polar bears. Except they all got killed by people who tampered with the safety features in their refrigerators.
• Someone 5y ago
  https://venturebeat.com/2019/01/11/samsung-is-using-computer-vision-to-tell-you-whats-in-your-fridge/ https://venturebeat.com/2019/01/11/samsung-is-using-computer... says ”There is no planned release date for Bixby Vision for refrigerators, a company spokesperson told VentureBeat. It’s more of a concept than a feature today” On the other hand, that’s from over 2 years ago, and https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00062803/ https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00062803/ says “Did you ever think the day would come when you could talk to your refrigerator, and it would actually listen? With Bixby on Family Hub, you can ask to see the contents of your fridge or even start playing music without lifting a finger.” So, the camera is there. Whether it has machine learning to detect contents and connects that with you tv, I wouldn’t know.
  • tedd4u 5y ago
    The picture in the article is so laughable. 6 plates each with one perfect item, left uncovered for the camera. My fridge is absolutely crammed with items, almost all of which are in a Tupperware or plastic bag, or shoved into the crisper drawer. Leftovers, chopped veg, etc. But it's okay that this is a hard CV challenge … there is no useful feature to be created here anyways.