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The smart menu device is a technology that makes life easier for persons with food allergies and restaurants. People with food allergies can scan at the menu device with their smart phone (which has a microchip with all of their food allergy info). The device will search that restaurant's menu for the user, removing the risk of miscommunication when speaking with waiters or forgetting their allergy card at home.

There are only four main functions in the system. To activate the device, first move your hand left or right. Second, menus will be laser out of the device and displayed on the table; if the user does not have a food allergy, they will be able to order food right away, but if they do, they will simply scan their phone (micro chip) at the device, which will then search for menus that the user is not allergic to and laser them out as normal. The third stage is ordering meals, where users can use their fingers to touch the laser menu displayed on the table to place their orders. Fourth, the device has two buttons, one for checking the bill and the other for calling waiters.

The smart menu gadget is a high-tech device with a clean and modern appearance. As a result, the device can be used in a variety of establishments.

This device's materials include ABS plastic (which is lightweight, inexpensive, and sturdy), laser, and a microchip scanner.

This video demonstrates how to use the device, providing a better understanding of the technology.