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The Self-Driving Kitchen: How AI and Robotics Will Change The Home Kitchen

Conference Track

The Spoon: Food Tech Summit
Thursday, January 7
10:00 AM - 10:40 AM
Connected appliances are beginning to do more than respond to commands. This session explores how sensors, computer vision, automation and intelligent software could enable kitchens to understand what food is available, coordinate cooking across appliances and take more of the work out of preparing a meal.
Conference Track The Spoon: Food Tech Summit
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