A changing table is detachably installed on a play yard and capable of weighting a child. The changing table includes a frame, a weighting module and a fabric component. The frame includes a lower frame and an upper frame. The lower frame is detachably installed on the play yard. The upper frame is movably installed on the lower frame. The weighting module comprises four load sensors disposed on four corners of the frame and between the lower frame and the upper frame. The fabric component covers the upper frame to form a supporting area for supporting the child. The changing table can measure a first weight of the child before feeding the child and further measure a second weight of the child after feeding the child, so as to determine a difference of the second weight and the first weight of the child as the feeding intake.

A multi-purpose child support assembly is provided. The multi-purpose child support assembly includes a frame, a weighting module and a support component. The frame includes a lower frame and an upper frame movably connected to the lower frame. The weighting module disposed on the frame and between the lower frame and the upper frame. The support component is connected to the upper frame and defines a supporting area for a child between the upper frame and the lower frame.

A multi-purpose child support assembly is provided. The multi-purpose child support assembly includes a frame, a weighting module and a support component. The frame includes a lower frame and an upper frame movably connected to the lower frame. The weighting module disposed on the frame and between the lower frame and the upper frame. The support component is connected to the upper frame and defines a supporting area for a child between the upper frame and the lower frame.

A method and system for removing and accounting for scrap removed from a facility by providing a plurality of collection bins for one or more customers to collect scraps, providing a weigh station having a scale to weigh the scrap collected, providing a computer to record and keep track of the total scrap collected by each customer, providing a plurality of waste bins to discard the scrap collected in the collection bin, and accounting for the total scrap collected for each customer on-site before the waste bins are removed for permanent disposal. The collection bins of each customer can be monitored using a tracking system, such as a tag and reader, GPS device, camera, and the like.

A multi-purpose child support assembly is provided and includes a frame assembly, a support component and a weighting module. The frame assembly includes a lower frame and an upper frame movable relative to the lower frame. The support component is mounted to the upper frame. The support component defines a supporting area for supporting a child placed on the support component. The weighting module is disposed on the frame assembly between the lower frame and the upper frame. Besides, a related child support assembly is also provided.

A multi-purpose child support assembly is provided and includes a frame assembly, a support component and a weighting module. The frame assembly includes a lower frame and an upper frame movable relative to the lower frame. The support component is mounted to the upper frame. The support component defines a supporting area for supporting a child placed on the support component. The weighting module is disposed on the frame assembly between the lower frame and the upper frame. Besides, a related child support assembly is also provided.

A cooking assistance method executed by a computer includes: causing an output device to display a first image relating to a first cooking process in which a cooking operation is performed using a cooking board; obtaining a load on the cooking board at a first temporal resolution while the first image is displayed; changing the first image displayed on the output device to a second image relating to a second cooking process in which a cooking operation different from the first cooking process is performed using the cooking board; changing the first temporal resolution used to obtain the load to a second temporal resolution different from the first temporal resolution, when the first image is changed to the second image; and obtaining a load on the cooking board at the second temporal resolution while the second image is displayed.

A cooking assistance method executed by a computer includes: causing an output device to display a first image relating to a first cooking process in which a cooking operation is performed using a cooking board; obtaining a load on the cooking board at a first temporal resolution while the first image is displayed; changing the first image displayed on the output device to a second image relating to a second cooking process in which a cooking operation different from the first cooking process is performed using the cooking board; changing the first temporal resolution used to obtain the load to a second temporal resolution different from the first temporal resolution, when the first image is changed to the second image; and obtaining a load on the cooking board at the second temporal resolution while the second image is displayed.

An apparatus and method for automatically removing dough pieces from overhead dough proffer, statically weighing the dough pieces and reinserting them back in to the proofer they were removed from in the process stream. The weight information is analyzed by a weighing mechanism which can include a weigh bucket or other means for weighing to determine whether it represents the weight of pieces or the empty weight, and may be used to provide a signal proportional to the weight of a dough portion, or group of dough portions in order to automatically adjust the rate at which dough is fed to the dividing mechanism, thereby increasing or decreasing the dough piece weights to maintain the desired amount of dough per piece.

An apparatus and method for automatically removing dough pieces from overhead dough proffer, statically weighing the dough pieces and reinserting them back in to the proofer they were removed from in the process stream. The weight information is analyzed by a weighing mechanism which can include a weigh bucket or other means for weighing to determine whether it represents the weight of pieces or the empty weight, and may be used to provide a signal proportional to the weight of a dough portion, or group of dough portions in order to automatically adjust the rate at which dough is fed to the dividing mechanism, thereby increasing or decreasing the dough piece weights to maintain the desired amount of dough per piece.