Estonian student wins competition's top prize— a trip to Stockholm and €10,000. His gadget helps you choose recipes right in the store, immediately projecting them onto your palm Hannes Lung’s project is called Watch Yourself and is a gadget that looks like a watch. Using a built-in scanner, the device reads what products are on the supermarket shelf and immediately offers all kinds of recipes that it can find in its memory or on the Internet. And now the creator has been given the opportunity to fly to the capital of Sweden for a week to meet with Electrolux experts and the creators of the most successful Scandinavian startups. Related articles The innovative idea of an Estonian student received the highest number of expert assessments — the jury chose the best of the best. And a little earlier, during the audience vote, a list of ten projects that people liked the most was compiled. Among the things that caught the attention of these 40,000 participants were a high-tech bottle that reads the quality of a drink and its sugar content; a mobile application for assistance in cooking; a recipe exchange network; an expired food generator and even a food 3D printer.
Innovations 2017: Electrolux competition is over
