This connected device tells you how clean your fruit and veggies are


The Asus PureGo PD100 is priced at US$199.99 in the United States. — AFP Relaxnews

Asus is launching a surprising connected device in the US that can help detect the cleanliness of fruit and vegetables before they are consumed – by analysing the quality of the water they are washed in.

The Taiwanese manufacturer is getting into food safety with this device that instantly tells you if your fruit and vegetables are safe to eat. In fact, it detects any impurities when submerged in the washing water, including pesticides and other pollutants. An accompanying mobile app (Android and iOS compatible) records the various data collected, which can then be shared with other users.

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