“Since the first brew fan installed a tap on the spare fridge
and stuffed a keg inside, one question has been paramount: ‘Who’s
been drinking all the beer?’“Mike Wakerly’s keg fridge will tell you. It’ll also estimate
the drinker’s blood alcohol level and post it to a Web page; log
his consumption for the night, week or month (and cut him off if
you like); and keep track of his tab. The Kegbot can even send you
a text message when the beer supply runs low…”
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