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12.09.2012

Every person tends to be inattentive sometimes. For example, to come to the kitchen in the morning, make coffee and find that there is practically no milk left in the bottle or bag. Or, which is just as unpleasant, that its expiration date has expired the day before, and the milk has acquired a characteristic texture and an unpleasant aftertaste. This problem may have an original modern solution.

Milkmaid is a 1 liter glass container, milk is poured into it, and the container is easily placed in the refrigerator. An electronic module is located at the bottom of the tank, which is equipped with several sensors. In particular, there is a PH sensor, thanks to which the device warns the owner about when the milk has gone bad, or even after how many days it will turn sour if you do not drink it. An electronic thermometer alerts the owner if milk is left out of the refrigerator for too long, and an electronic scale tells you how much is left in the container.

Milkmaid is also equipped with a wireless module, thanks to which the owner can access all relevant "milk" indicators using a mobile application (currently available only for iPhone). Alternatively, you can set your device to send SMS notifications to a specified phone number. Now Milkmaid exists only in the form of prototypes, the developer sent several copies to the focus group, and if the tests are successful, mass production of such containers will be launched.

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