July 26, 2012 05:30pm ETRobot Bakery Can Recognize Pastries Dominique Guelin bakery A Tokyo bakery is testing out a robotic system that can recognize and price pastries or sandiwches. Credit: DigInfo News View full size image

Robots may still have trouble recognizing the face of John Connor during the rise of the machines, but they'll have no problems terminating pastries or baked goods on sight.

A new robotic system in a Tokyo bakery can automatically identify and ring up the prices of different pastries or sandwiches on a tray, according to DigInfo News. But the Japanese machine won't replace human workers — it can actually help new or part-time workers because they don't have to remember the names for different bakery goods.

The system had to learn several patterns for each type of good to account for differences among individual pastries. Sandwiches must face toward the system's camera so that the system can peer inside the sliced halves.

All items identified with high confidence get a green outline in the system. A yellow outline prompts the human worker to lend a helping hand by choosing the correct option from several choices — and also provides a learning opportunity for the system to become even smarter.

The system's trial is running until July 28 at the Dominique Guelin bakery near Ochiai Minami-Nagasaki station in Tokyo.

Source: DigInfo News via DVICE

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面包机器人可以识别糕点 - Dominique Guelin面包店

Robot面包可以识别糕点多米尼克Guelin bakery 东京面包店正在测试一个机器人系统，可以识别和价格的糕点或sandiwches。图片来源：DigInfo新闻查看原图

机器人仍可能难以识别机器的崛起过程中的约翰·康纳的脸，但他们不会有任何问题，终止视线糕点和烘焙食品.

新的机器人系统中东京面包房可以根据DigInfo新闻自动识别和环比上涨的托盘不同的糕点或三明治的价格。但是，日本的机器不会取代人类工人和mdash;它实际上可以帮助新的或兼职的工作人员，因为他们不需要记住不同的烘烤食品的名称.

系统必须学会几种模式为每种类型的好来解释个体糕点之间的差异。三明治必须朝向系统的摄像头，使系统可在半片.

确定了高可信度的所有项目里面同行拿到绿色的轮廓在系统中。黄色的轮廓提示人的工作人员通过选择几种选择＆mdash正确的选项伸出援助之手;并且还提供了系统的学习机会，成为更聪明.

该系统的试验运行，直到7月28日在多米尼克Guelin面包店落合南长崎站位于东京附近.