To use the Smart Plate, simply put the plate on a scale, snap a photo, and the app will give you the macronutrients, carbohydrates, sugars, etc. Thursday, December 24, 2020 When Anthony Ortiz saw his ...

AUSTIN, TX / ACCESSWIRE / September 5, 2022 / SmartPlate announced today that Anthony Ortiz, SmartPlate CEO and Founder is scheduled to present at the 148 th National Investment Banking Association ...

Given my evisceration of the absurd Vessyl smart cup, I have to commend Fitly for being brave enough to show me its SmartPlate. Toss in the HAPIlabs’ smart fork, and you would appear to have the most ...

Fitly’s then-marketing manager Martin Dell’Arciprete’s pitch asked for $1 million from the sharks in exchange for a 15 percent stake. I was a bit surprised CEO Anthony Ortiz didn’t make the pitch ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- We have smart everythings these days - smart phones, watches, TVs. And now, a young Philadelphia entrepreneur is taking that technology to your dinner table. Anthony Ortiz hopes ...

Fitly, Inc., healthcare IT company, announces the new member of its team, six-time Olympic medalist Jackie Joyner-Kersee, as Co-Founder and Head of Wellness. Joyner-Kersee will focus specifically on ...

Back in May we told you about SmartPlate, the locally designed dinner plate that detects what you're eating and how many calories its worth. The device, created by Philadelphia technology startup ...

It’s easy to get lost on the road to good nutrition. A tool at the University of Louisville is designed to get students moving in the right direction when it comes to healthy eating. The U of L Smart ...

SmartPlate entered the Shark Tank to debut their plate that identifies, weighs and analyzes the food you eat. For now, it is only available for pre-order on their website, but stay tuned for some ...

On Wednesday, Indiegogo announced it, alongside its partner Arrow, offered $100,000 to calorie tracking device, Smart Plate. According to the global crowdfunding platform, the plate notably identifies ...

Apps and gadgets designed to track what you eat and help you maintain a more healthy diet have a bit of a spotty record—primarily because they are only as accurate as the people using them. They rely ...