Can Robots Taste Heat? Chinese Mainland Scientists Create Gel-Based Chili Meter
Chinese mainland scientists developed a gel-based artificial tongue that measures chili heat in 10 seconds, promising applications in food quality and robot taste buds.
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Chinese mainland scientists developed a gel-based artificial tongue that measures chili heat in 10 seconds, promising applications in food quality and robot taste buds.
ECUST scientists on the Chinese mainland created a gel ‘tongue’ that reads chili spiciness from 0 to 70, matching human taste panels for precise heat measurements.
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