[viraptor]

People often don't know what's really needed by businesses until they see the use case. I remember 2 decades ago a family friend making fun of his son's project where they identified bad apples on a processing line in a packing facility. Pretty close to this project. He saw it and still didn't get it.

[geoduck14]

Ok, so 1) this sounds immediately valuable to anyone that eats good apples and 2) who makes fun of their own kid (I mean, to the face)

Also, as a dad. Parents can be "unpleasant" people- bust so can kids.

[TchoBeer]

To be fair, a machine that spots bad apples is rather useless, as by the time you spot them the whole bunch is already spoiled.

[viraptor]

Let's assume that the company ordering that project knew what they were doing :-)

[bserge]

Next, an app to identify bad apples heh