Samsung and LG will soon launch smart fridges, scan food and tell 'Will it cook?'

Samsung and LG will soon launch smart fridges, scan food and tell 'Will it cook?'

One thing bothers everyone about what will be made of food when we get home tired of office. In most cases it depends on what is left in your fridge.This is the reason why electronics bands like Samsung and LG are going to compete in a new type of technology and can bring 'smart fridges' soon.

One thing bothers all of us that when we get home tired of office, what will be made in the food.In most cases it depends on what is left in your fridge.This is the reason why electronics bands like Samsung and LG are going to  competein a new type of technology and can bring 'smart fridges' soon.  The specialty of  this fridge will be that it will scan the food items on its own and tell you what you can cook in the food. Isn't it cool? Samsung and LG can introduce their smart products at the 2020 Big Tech Conference next week in Las Vegas.  At CES 2020, both Samsung and LG can compete in this smart technology.  In such a situation, it will not be easy for tech lovers and journalists to select their favorite robo-cooler.  Both fridges will come with Artificial Intelligence support and many special features can be seen in them.  Let's look at the features and specifications of both fridges,

 Samsung Family Hub Smart Fridge

 Samsung made several changes to the family hub Smart Fridge first introduced in 2016.  Talking about new features, with the help of internal camera, users will be able to see on the smartphone what is kept in their fridge.  After the new AI upgrades, the fridge itself will scan food items and will also give users recommendations for grocery shopping.  This will tell which food item is about to end.  Also, the refrigerator will advise what can be made in the food (with the help of food items kept in the refrigerator).  A touch screen with smart features is provided at the front door of the fridge.

 LG Instiew

 LG may introduce two smart fridges at the Tech event next week.  The series will include AI-powered InstaView ThinQ and InstaView with Craft Ice.  Both LG fridges have a 22-inch display, which becomes transparent, so that you can see what is kept in the fridge without opening the door.  Like Samsung's smart fridge, LG's fridge will also tell users what is stored inside and will give them recommendations based on the food items in the fridge, what can be made in the food.  The price of one of the two fridges can be more than Rs 3.6 lakh.