Application of intelligent sensing technology in fine zoning

In the field of modern home appliances, Special Refrigerator is redefining the standard of home food preservation with its good storage space optimization capabilities and cutting-edge intelligent sensing technology. Among them, the application of intelligent sensing technology in fine zoning is particularly eye-catching. It not only improves the convenience of refrigerator use, but also plays a key role in ensuring food safety and extending the shelf life of food. The following shows some applications of intelligent sensing technology in fine zoning
Precise temperature control
In the fine zoning of Special Refrigerator, intelligent sensing technology can achieve precise control of the temperature of different areas. Through the built-in high-precision temperature sensor, the system can sense the temperature status of each partition in real time, and automatically adjust the working status of the refrigeration system according to the preset preservation requirements to ensure that each area is maintained within the better temperature range. This precise temperature control not only extends the shelf life of food, but also avoids energy waste.
Intelligent humidity adjustment
For food that requires a high humidity environment (such as vegetables and fruits), Special Refrigerator's intelligent sensing technology can also play a role. Through built-in humidity sensors and intelligent adjustment systems, refrigerators can automatically sense and adjust the humidity level of relevant partitions to maintain the freshness and taste of ingredients. For example, in the fruit and vegetable preservation area, when the humidity drops, the system automatically increases the humidity to maintain suitable environmental conditions.
Odor Management
Special ingredients or foods stored for a long time may produce odors, affecting the quality of other ingredients. Special Refrigerator's intelligent sensing technology also includes odor management. Through built-in odor sensors and adsorbent materials such as activated carbon, the refrigerator can monitor and remove odor sources in real time to keep the internal air fresh and the original taste of ingredients.
Intelligent Identification and Recommendation
Higher-level intelligent sensing technology can also realize intelligent identification and recommendation of ingredients. Through cameras and image recognition algorithms, refrigerators can identify the types and quantities of ingredients put in by users, and provide personalized storage suggestions and cooking recommendations based on this information. For example, when it detects that the user has put in a large amount of fresh vegetables, the refrigerator may recommend corresponding healthy recipes or remind users to pay attention to the shelf life of vegetables.