Have you ever wondered just how much you ate at a big chain restaurant or a cafeteria? I used a weight loss app once, and as I was logging entries after eating a huge meal, I thought it would be cool to have a device that scanned my plate and told me just how much I ate. And there is one - an intelligent food scanner that gives you real food data, so you can eat healthier and more balanced meals.
Founded in 2018, Nuvilab is a leading developer of AI food scanners that provide food insight, giving consumers comprehensive nutrition information and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from food waste. Food digitalization through AI and big data is Nuvilab's core mission.
Nuvilab uses Vision AI technology that utilizes stereo sensors and artificial intelligence to power its food scanners. Nuvilab's NutriVision AI is trained on more than 41 million food data entries to fine-tune its technology.
A quick scan of a plate identifies the food, and then gives you nutrition information.
It provides insightful data that can be used for nutrition management, operation optimization, and carbon reduction.
In less than a second, Nuvilab's Food Scanner scans the food and gives 95% accurate data. And as with all machine learning cases, the scanner will get smarter and more accurate over time.
Nuvilab offers 3 products - AI Food Scanner, AI Food Scanner Pro, and AI Food Scanner Air.
The AI Food Scanner analyzes food items in real-time while opting out non-food items such as tableware or backdrops like a tabletop.
The AI Food Scanner scans and tracks the type and amount of food served, consumed, or left on trays and bins.
There is the AI Food Tray Scanner, ideal for diet management facilities.
The AI Food Bin Scanner offers insight into waste tracking, particularly helpful in professional settings like cafeterias or restaurants. Minimizing food waste is crucial for budgeting and the environment, so this is exciting news.
Or take the AI Food Conveyor Scanner that offers motion-based plate waste tracking.
The widespread use and application of the food scanner will lessen the environmental footprint.
Nuvilab also promises customized analytics and solutions that benefit companies. This will significantly reduce operating costs and burdens.
Currently, Nuvilab's solutions serve B2B and B2G customers, so it is possible that you haven't heard of it. I admit, I, too, just found out about it, and Nuvilab's main customers are hospitals, schools, and military bases. But Nuvilab and its food scanners are undoubtedly intelligent and useful. They are not for sale to consumers for now, so I hope Nuvilab's Vision AI gets integrated into other consumer-facing devices.
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The photos and data are provided by Nuvilab.
Have you ever wondered just how much you ate at a big chain restaurant or a cafeteria? I used a weight loss app once, and as I was logging entries after eating a huge meal, I thought it would be cool to have a device that scanned my plate and told me just how much I ate. And there is one - an intelligent food scanner that gives you real food data, so you can eat healthier and more balanced meals.
Founded in 2018, Nuvilab is a leading developer of AI food scanners that provide food insight, giving consumers comprehensive nutrition information and reducing greenhouse gas emissions from food waste. Food digitalization through AI and big data is Nuvilab's core mission.
Nuvilab uses Vision AI technology that utilizes stereo sensors and artificial intelligence to power its food scanners. Nuvilab's NutriVision AI is trained on more than 41 million food data entries to fine-tune its technology.
A quick scan of a plate identifies the food, and then gives you nutrition information.
It provides insightful data that can be used for nutrition management, operation optimization, and carbon reduction.
In less than a second, Nuvilab's Food Scanner scans the food and gives 95% accurate data. And as with all machine learning cases, the scanner will get smarter and more accurate over time.
Nuvilab offers 3 products - AI Food Scanner, AI Food Scanner Pro, and AI Food Scanner Air.
The AI Food Scanner analyzes food items in real-time while opting out non-food items such as tableware or backdrops like a tabletop.
The AI Food Scanner scans and tracks the type and amount of food served, consumed, or left on trays and bins.
There is the AI Food Tray Scanner, ideal for diet management facilities.
The AI Food Bin Scanner offers insight into waste tracking, particularly helpful in professional settings like cafeterias or restaurants. Minimizing food waste is crucial for budgeting and the environment, so this is exciting news.
Or take the AI Food Conveyor Scanner that offers motion-based plate waste tracking.
The widespread use and application of the food scanner will lessen the environmental footprint.
Nuvilab also promises customized analytics and solutions that benefit companies. This will significantly reduce operating costs and burdens.
Currently, Nuvilab's solutions serve B2B and B2G customers, so it is possible that you haven't heard of it. I admit, I, too, just found out about it, and Nuvilab's main customers are hospitals, schools, and military bases. But Nuvilab and its food scanners are undoubtedly intelligent and useful. They are not for sale to consumers for now, so I hope Nuvilab's Vision AI gets integrated into other consumer-facing devices.
Photo Credit:
The photos and data are provided by Nuvilab.