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Thailand built a robot to taste-test authentic dishes

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Thailand, as you’re likely aware, is home to some delicious food, and the government now wants to make sure that its most popular dishes are being represented well. To do so, “e-Delicious,” a robot capable of tasting food and making sure it meets various quality standards, was built. The idea came from Thailand’s Prime Minister, Yingluck Shinawatra, as she became interested in fighting against bad Thai food in Thailand and elsewhere across the world.

This new machine is equipped with 10 sensors capable of tasting and smelling food, which then uses gathered data to compare it against a “government-approved” grade from a dish of the same type. And just like that, it’s able to determine how authentic the Thai food you made is — anything above an 80 percent match is deemed a hit.
via Engadget

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