Visual Recognition. Precision Weighing.
AI Visual Recognition + Weighing System
Combining AI visual recognition with smart weighing technology, enabling weight-based pricing for meat and portion-based AI recognition pricing for vegetables/soup, efficiently completing buffet settlement.
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AI Visual Recognition
Advanced AI visual recognition technology for precise dish identification.
Self-Service Weighing
Customers place trays themselves; the system automatically weighs and identifies dishes.
Differentiated Pricing
Meat priced by unified weight; vegetables/soup/rice priced per portion via AI recognition.
Efficient Settlement
Fully automated process, significantly improving settlement efficiency.
Specifications
| Pricing Model | Meat by weight, vegetables/soup/rice by portion via AI recognition |
Workflow
Place Tray
Customer places selected food items on the tray.
Smart Recognition & Weighing
System automatically identifies dish types and weighs them.
Auto Pricing
Automatically calculates price based on dish type and weight/portions.
Auto Settlement
Customer confirms the amount and completes payment settlement.
Applications
FAQ
How does the system price a meal?
Pricing is differentiated: meat is charged by weight at a unified unit price, while vegetables, soup and rice are recognized visually and charged per portion. One placement of the tray covers both weighing and recognition, and the system totals the bill automatically.
What does the customer do?
Four steps: the customer puts the selected items on the tray, the system identifies the dishes and weighs them, price is calculated from category plus weight or portions, and the customer confirms the amount and pays — entirely self-service.
How is this different from the AI settlement machine?
This system includes weighing, which suits self-select and weigh-and-pay service where meat is sold by weight. The AI settlement machine prices purely by visual recognition per portion, which suits fixed-price canteen and quick-service menus. Pick by business model, or deploy both at different counters.
What hardware is included?
A camera column for visual recognition, an electronic weighing platform, a display for recognition and checkout, and a scan-to-pay module — all sized to sit on a counter at the end of the self-select line.
How fast is checkout?
Recognition, weighing and pricing run automatically in sequence and the customer only confirms and pays, which cuts checkout time noticeably versus manual weighing and quoting — the difference shows most in peak-hour queues.