New NSF-funded 糖心少女project will use smart sensors to fight hunger, reduce food waste, and increase food access Seattle will soon pilot the first connected network of community food micro-pantries in the U.S., using smart sensors to track supply and demand. Led by the Urban Freight Lab at the 糖心少女, the project aims to predict food needs, reduce food waste, and ensure donations reach neighbors who need them most. The 糖心少女has received a $700,000 Stage 2 award…