People barely know what they eat and drink: product labels are written with small characters and with a difficult terminology. As a result, people spend too much time reading labels or avoid reading them at all. To connect food data with people we design of a food IoT (Internet of Things) scenario, where a smart cart tells us if the food product we are about to buy meet our preferences or not. In particular, we first perform a real-world study to understand consumers’ behavior while they shop; then we design a food IoT scenario and we use current technologies to investigate its feasibility. Results show that people would appreciate a tool able to help them connecting with food data and also show that current technologies are sufficient to create a food IoT scenario.

Smart cart: When food enters the IoT scenario / Furini, Marco; Pitzalis, Claudia. - 169(2016), pp. 284-289. ((Intervento presentato al convegno 2nd International Summit on Internet of Things, IoT 360° 2015 tenutosi a Rome, Italy nel 2015.

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