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Smart Kitchen is a project that attempts to help people answer the question "What's for dinner?" in such a way that optimizes ingredients on hand, reduces food wasteage, and offers recipes (eventually) tailored to the user's time, skill, dietary requirements, allergies, likes/dislikes, etc. | Smart Kitchen is a project that attempts to help people answer the question "What's for dinner?" in such a way that optimizes ingredients on hand, reduces food wasteage, and offers recipes (eventually) tailored to the user's time, skill, dietary requirements, allergies, likes/dislikes, etc. | ||
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* Understand the capabilities and gaps in the combination of Visual recognition and barcode reading for use in determining a kitchen inventory. | * Understand the capabilities and gaps in the combination of Visual recognition and barcode reading for use in determining a kitchen inventory. | ||
* Using user feedback from testing we want to understand the usefulness of such a service. We also want to drill into the key user barriers to making the service helpful. | * Using user feedback from testing we want to understand the usefulness of such a service. We also want to drill into the key user barriers to making the service helpful. | ||
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== Lean Start Up Flow == | == Lean Start Up Flow == | ||