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　　Smart mixer using radio frequency identification technology (RFID)

　　Blix is a company that produces smart blender systems.

　　The founder of the company Sterngolds found that 80% of American households have a blender, but in fact only one-fifth of households use a blender. One of the reasons is that people find it difficult to clean up.

　　Therefore, they developed a blender without cleaning troubles—Blix. The blender was designed by the American industrial design master Karim Rashid. It has a simple and modern appearance with a touch of elegance.

　　They are also equipped with 6 different flavors of cup ingredients. The ingredients in these cups include fruits, vegetables, nuts, grains, and foods such as matcha powder and goji berries. The ingredients for different flavors of the cup are different.

　　You just need to add some water to the cup and mix them with a blender to make a milkshake, soup or sauce in a short time.

　　In order for the system to identify these specific cups, Blix uses radio frequency identification technology (RFID) to implant microchip tags on the cups.

　　This label not only automatically sets the processing cycle of the blender, but also ensures that no cups are reused and no counterfeit products are placed in the equipment.

　　The Blix blender also has a built-in high-frequency RFID reader. When the reader scans the tag, the unique ID number and formula description will appear.

　　Once the mixer is recognized correctly, Blix will start the program, automatically set the mixing time and speed, and then the system will automatically start mixing.

　　When designing the system, the Blix team considered barcodes. Although barcodes are cheaper, their functions are not as reliable as RFID. Because the cups are frozen, the barcodes will be difficult to scan, so they chose RFID.

　　The Blix team uses RFID technology to directly set tags on the products, instead of storing instructions in software based on cloud servers, which allows the system to work without the Internet.

　　Marcel Weijers, Blix’s vice president of business development, said: “Although many homes are connected to Wi-Fi, we cannot guarantee that every home can be connected, nor can we rule out some emergencies. Therefore, our system must be able to be independent of Work outside the Internet or cloud solutions."

　　"Of course, in the future, as more and more homes are connected to the Internet, the company may also provide IoT and cloud-based solutions to provide better user experience, convenience and flexibility as the product develops. These future plans will depend on consumer feedback," added Shelly Huang, Blix's marketing director.

　　In the later period, Blix intends to collect consumer opinions and requirements, and use the insight of consumers to create new products-whether it is customers who desire to change their tastes, or users who want to implement new functions in the system.

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