Sunday, February 24, 2013

Lecture Post : Cloud Computing

The food replicator system looks like a microwave, but has fewer buttons. The way it works is kind of complicated, but simple in a way. When you first finish cooking your first meal and put it on a plate, you place it into the replication system. It takes a picture of the plate and starts to replicate!

Cloud Computing is a built in feature of the food replicator.  The machine is able to access the internet in which you can look up any featured food dish on the net.  You can then save the image onto the corresponding food replicator website that is connected to your replicator.  Once you save the image of the food, your replicator downloads that image on to its memory.

Now from here, you get all the ingredients needed to make the dish.  This is a great way to try new foods that have never had.  Thanks to cloud computing, it makes it easier to find out about different foods from different cultures.  If you want to try something, but know that you're unable to cook that certain dish, the replicator is a life savor.

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