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Uhh highest accuracy and bandwidth for what? You can have a camera that can see piece of steak at 100K resolution at 1000 FPS but doesn’t mean you can use a cam
by syntaxing 4y ago
Uhh highest accuracy and bandwidth for what? You can have a camera that can see piece of steak at 100K resolution at 1000 FPS but doesn’t mean you can use a camera to replace a thermometer. Blows my mind how people eat up that cameras can replace every sensor in existence without even entertaining basic physics. ML is not omnipotent.
- et2o 4y agoFor the specific task of (for example) cooking a steak it’s not hard to envision a computer vision algorithm coupled with a model with a some basic knowledge of the system (ambient temperature, oven/stove temperature, time cooking, etc.) doing an excellent job.
- krapht 4y agoNo, I can't envision this. Surface texture alone will not tell you if meat is cooked. There is no getting around the temperature probe. Now, simple color matching models are used in some fancy toasters on white bread to determine brownness. That's the most I've ever seen in appliances...
- katbyte 4y agoYou cannot use vision to see the state of the side of a steak touching the pan, nor the internal temperature.