IOTACE

A robot ‘chef’ has been trained to taste food at different stages of the chewing process to assess whether it’s sufficiently seasoned. Working in collaboration with domestic appliances manufacturer Beko, researchers from the University of Cambridge trained their robot chef to assess the saltiness of a dish at different stages of the chewing process, imitating a similar process in humans. Their results could be useful in the development of automated or semi-automated food preparation by helping robots to learn what tastes good and what doesn’t, making them better cooks. When we chew our food, we notice a change in texture and taste. For example, biting into a fresh tomato at the height of summer will release juices, and as we chew, releasing both saliva and digestive enzymes, our perception of the tomato’s flavour will change. The robot chef, which has already been trained to make omelettes based on human taster’s feedback, tasted nine different variations of a simple dish of scrambled eggs and tomatoes at three different stages of the chewing process, and produced ‘taste maps’ of the different dishes. The researchers found that this ‘taste as you go’ approach significantly improved the robot’s ability to quickly and accurately assess the saltiness of the dish over other electronic tasting technologies, which only test a single homogenised sample. The results are reported in the journal Frontiers in Robotics & AI. Read More at : https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2022/05/220504082625.htm

Currently I’m a college student studying computer engineering, and this summer while I was on break I decided I wanted to learn more about solar energy and how to build a solar panel from scratch. My main reason for looking to build it myself was to learn how it all worked, and the next reason was due to the price of a commercially built solar panel. So to get started, I searched around and found a few videos here and there, and a few articles on how to go about building a solar panel, but it was hard for me to find a full free video or article that showed you the full process to making a solar panel from scratch. I ended up having to watch about 4 different videos, and then having to sign up for a forum to ask other questions I had in order to get a basic idea of how to go about building my own solar panel. It was basically an adventure for me, and mid-way into the project, I decided that while I’m learning about how to build a solar panel, and putting it together, why not create a free video to help others that want to learn about solar energy and how to build a solar panel. Of course it takes time to edit the video, and time to create a website, but I see it as a small great way of giving back. So, you’ll learn how to build a 63 watt solar system in this instructable with free videos to help you get started. I know I’m a visual learner, so hopefully most find this very helpful. Read the Full Article at https://www.instructables.com/How-To-Build-A-Solar-Panel/

In its third year of implementation, The NextDev Summit 2022 presents more than 70 speakers, ranging from Smesco President Director Leonard Theosabrata, comic creator Si Juki, to digital creator Ghozali Everyday. Telkomsel also presented several international speakers such as Author Design Sprint & Make Time Jake Knapp, DOMI Co-Founder & CEO Chief Gardener Corey Lien, and Venture Capital & Finance Director Crevisse Wonyoung Kim. The NextDev is one of Telkomsel’s flagship Corporate Social Responsibility programs for digital startups that has been going on for 7 years, along with more than 5,000 startups from all over Indonesia. This article has been published on Kompas.com with the title “Startup and Stakeholders Meet at The NextDev Summit 2022”, Click to read: https://tekno.kompas.com/read/2022/05/23/16300007/startup-dan- stakeholders-meets-at-the-nextdev-summit-2022.Author : Kevin Rizky PratamaEditor : Reska K. Nistanto

Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere—most closely, in your smartphone. Here’s a look at what AI is and how it is shaping your smartphone’s design and function. A Quick Primer AI is the study and development of machines and computer programs that simulate human intelligence and tackle assigned tasks. As a well-established arm of computer science, its history goes back at least six decades. AI is integral to many of the technological conveniences we enjoy today, such as facial recognition software and predictive search in search engines. Even Spotify’s music recommendations are a form of AI. Machine Learning Many of the innovations we rely on today function through a branch of AI known as machine learning (ML). ML is a form of artificial intelligence that involves programming machines and software to make data-driven decisions about how and when to perform tasks. ML doesn’t merely teach a computer to perform a task. Instead, it teaches computers how to “think” and act (somewhat) independently using algorithms. They optimize the performance of tasks based on data analysis rather than solely human input. ML’s use of algorithms has helped push AI to the forefront of technology. It has a hand in some of the biggest sectors of consumer technology, including social media, online shopping, and smartphones. Putting the ‘Smart’ in Smartphone Unlike the first mobile phones—which could do little more than make calls, save contacts, and take low-res photos—a smartphone is a pocket-sized computer with a full-fledged operating system, a QWERTY keyboard, web access, apps, messaging, and more. Smartphones offer many of the features a standard computer has, and it makes calls. AI is behind much of this evolution. The areas in which AI has made its mark in mobile technology are too many to list; here, we focus on voice assistant functions, photography, and facial recognition. m dolor nec consectetur. Cras tincidunt tincidunt velit non semper. Nam tellus nibh, imperdiet vitae nulla sit amet, ullamcorper suscipit mauris. Integer vitae eros eros. In in rhoncus purus. Suspendisse urna tellus, rutrum eu fringilla a, consectetur vel justo. Cras interdum consectetur vestibulum. In condimentum nec risus in convallis. Duis urna magna, mollis et sem quis, maximus bibendum augue. Donec luctus sit amet lorem pretium tempus. Suspendisse justo tellus, elementum nec felis pharetra, sagittis placerat lacus. Donec dictum pretium blandit. Praesent sit amet fermentum diam. Duis accumsan malesuada quam, ac laoreet massa condimentum nec. Nulla eleifend, sapien at scelerisque interdum, tortor mi vulputate quam, nec cursus nunc orci vel sapien. Cras vel tellus mauris. Vestibulum laoreet sem eu lorem pretium, ut bibendum velit malesuada. Cras id magna vitae est aliquam pulvinar vel ut dui. Proin odio tellus, mattis non augue eu, aliquet cursus ligula. Donec id ullamcorper magna. Aliquam erat volutpat. Cras iaculis eros augue, a cursus tellus dignissim eu. Aliquam neque ligula, tincidunt vulputate blandit et, fringilla vel lectus. Praesent id nisl ut tellus pellentesque malesuada. In volutpat eleifend lacinia. Donec euismod rhoncus massa id cursus. Mauris at cursus tortor. Duis sit amet iaculis risus, a volutpat tortor. Aliquam vulputate ipsum interdum justo pharetra viverra. Quisque venenatis, nisi eu ullamcorper convallis, urna mauris fermentum ante, eget placerat eros metus id sem. Sed sagittis massa ac purus consectetur tincidunt. Donec nunc lacus, pulvinar ac dictum sit amet, mollis sed quam. Cras et vestibulum urna, ut scelerisque mauris. Donec ultrices nisl id velit fermentum elementum. Mauris quis placerat arcu. Fusce ullamcorper, dolor id finibus consequat, quam erat eleifend quam, at rutrum orci metus eu purus. Pellentesque at porttitor odio. Ut tincidunt consequat egestas. Nulla iaculis, nulla vel tempor rhoncus, augue tellus accumsan metus, a varius nisi eros eu sapien. Cras vulputate viverra dignissim. Read more at https://www.lifewire.com/mobile-technology-ai-in-phones-4584792