This pair of 'smart chopsticks' may just save your life


China’s biggest search engine may have an ingenious way of helping consumers avoid food poisoning and tainted water while also improving their diets.

Baidu, like its Silicon Valley counterpart Google, is investing heavily in the development of autonomous vehicles and in augmented reality smart headsets. However, Google is yet to publicly announce plans to develop smart cutlery.

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