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API to recognise cothes washing care instructions | |
How about... an API which works for google glasses and google goggles whereby it recognises that the user is viewing the washing machine care icons on a garment. Then it describes their meaning in text (optionally audio). Thus the user can be sure about the meanings and perhaps learn them over time.
This could also be done for a phone app. A more extreme version is whereby the washing machine has a camera on it and also has the ability to perform these actions.
a simpler solution
http://www.thecards...to-your-mother.html [Spacecoyote, Feb 20 2014]
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Hi - Welcome to the hb.
What are google googles? |
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Maybe we should put up a sign: "Welcome to the HB
- please check your spelling." |
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As to the idea, well, yes, why not? |
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As I was readfing the idea I was getting more and more agitated: why not just get the washing machine to read the bloody labels? [+] for the welcome release of stress at the end! |
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Who pays attention to washing instructions? |
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Washing instructions could be incorporated into a bar
code on the label, or an rfid tag in the clothing.
Washing machines could be built with the
appropriate sensors. |
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cloth is generally woven, so why not use a small bit, weave the code in there? |
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If you were going to that much trouble you could make less high maintenance cloth. |
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// Then it describes their meaning in text (optionally audio) |
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I'm presuming there's a reliable off-switch, don't want to be walking down the road to an endless stream of "40 degrees, colour fast".. |
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//"Welcome to the HB - please check your spelling."// |
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Apologies for misspelling before, the phrase should have been 'google goggles'. Updated now. |
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