AI Fridge Can Suggest Recipes From the Items Inside

In 1913, the first refrigerator was invented, and for more than 100 years, it has not been doing much besides keeping our food cold. The design might have changed, the sizes vary, but the functionality has remained the same. Future technology is predicting a bright future for one of the oldest kitchen appliances we have, and the more we think of it, the more we like it. Could you imagine your fridge suggesting a recipe for dinner based on the products you have? This is exactly where the world is going.

Know What You Have

At the end of the day, it’s all down to AI. The intelligence of the fridge will be able to study and recognize what you have on the shelves and come up with suggested recipes for dinner. This will obviously include image recognition, specific catalogs and data sources, and the ability to create an inventory management system adapted to your own specific needs.

Domestic Fine Dining

We are all familiar with those times when you open the fridge; the shelves are stocked with plenty of ingredients. However, you have no idea where to start from. Lack of imagination or dizziness, whatever the reason is, soon enough, your kitchen fridge will personalize a recipe as the AI will be aware of your dietary restrictions and culinary preferences. It will be almost like eating out without going anywhere.

Much More Than Flavors

Creating a brand new recipe from what you have in your fridge is not all the AI retailer will be able to do. The AI will be able to create a recipe not only according to what you like to eat but also according to what you HAVE to eat. Based on the data it is fed and the sources it has access to, the AI fridge will know what your next dish must consist of in regard to carbs, vitamins, fibers, calcium, etc.

Let It Take Over

The early 2020s turned all of us into chefs. We spent so much time at home and found ourselves becoming reality cooking show stars overnight. Now, it seems as if we have had enough of paying the chefs and prefer to hand over the pass baton to a more reliable device. Like our kitchen fridge.