Eatable: the future of smart interaction cuisine for one-person household.
Resumo
This paper aims to present an investigation made on dietary behaviors of one-person households, starting from the premise on how to improve the life of elderly people who eat alone. Using the MediaLab Amsterdam Design Toolkit, in a conceptual design class, the concept for a smart kitchen apparatus was created, presented and further evaluated with The Emoji Tool.
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