a smart health connected organic scanner for your plates!

A smart health connected device that “connects” to your piece of meat to analyze its freshness, does that tell you? This is the principle of PERES, the smart health connected organic scanner to come. An easy-to-use and health-oriented smart health smart health connected object, as it would allow us to miss various health problems. An organic smart health connected scanner which, however, only works on certain types of meats. Let's scan it all in more detail.

(heading) In the United States, 76 million cases of food poisoning are counted each year. A finding that is cold in the back. Fortunately, the PERES smart health connected organic scanner will watch over our plates. (/ Heading)

If you are unlucky, you must have been sick for eating food that you thought was safe to eat, but was not. Is that fresh products do not have an expiration date expertly calculated in advance, and that Foods May Look Good To You Without Being Bad. This is especially the case with meat, with which it is important to be careful. It is with this in mind that the American startup ARS LAB offer us PERES: a smart health connected organic scanner specially designed to analyze the freshness of your cuts of meat. smart health connected by Bluetooth to your iPhone or Android, it gives you precious information on the composition of the "organic compounds" in your food.

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PERES, how does it work?

Unlike other smart health connected organic scanners, like the Lapka, PERES requires no probe to analyze the content of food. To make it work, it couldn't be simpler: point the remote control at the meat and press the single button of the device. He will then send his information by Bluetooth to its dedicated mobile application, on your smartphone, where you can see for yourself the freshness of your food.

Does that seem implausible to you? On the contrary, PERES 'technique for calculating the quality of food is overflowing with ingenuity. Quite simply, the organic scanner that you point at meat can measure volatile organic compounds that emanate from the food, as well as ammonia, room temperature and humidity. This data is then sent to your smartphone, where it will be analyzed and presented clearly. Everything is done so that the user can judge for himself the freshness of his meat and knowingly decide whether to consume it or not. Obviously, it is possible to share these results on your social networks favorites with one click.

The only downside: list of foods that can be analyzed is currently rather limited. Indeed, there is only on chicken, beef, pork and fish that the scanner is effective. Hopefully the list of meats will expand in the future (lamb, mutton, rabbit). Being able to scan fruits and vegetables would also be an interesting asset, even if we suspect that the principle of analysis would differ.

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Where is it found?

An organic smart health connected scanner capable of determining the freshness of food, it's a safe bet that it will interest a lot of people, both in humanitarian aid and in private homes. You will only have to wait until october 2014 to be able to get this smart health smart health connected object dedicated to health and control of your diet. The price ? It should turn around $ 150, the equivalent of € 115. Not bad for a product that originated in a crowdfunding campaignIndiegogo. In any case, there is no doubt that the humanitarian world will consider it worth the effort.

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