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A view of atmosphere as McCormick unveils grill tech. This is something you don't see every day. On Wednesday, the spice manufacturer McCormick introduced an intriguing grilling innovation that lets you DJ your summer soiree and grill burgers at the same time. The mashup of outdoor party activities is called the SUMR HITS 5000, and it allows grillers to create original music tracks while preparing food as spinning LED lights reminiscent of a DJ's turntable illuminate the backyard. The cook can control the beats that guests hear by strategically placing food on the grill grates, and the contraption uses computer vision and machine learning to really elevate the show.

Beer and video games have a lot in common. They can both take the edge off after a long work day and serve as a way to build community and create friendships. Not to mention, both can be addictive. They also make quite the pair; imagine guzzling while puzzling or swaying while slaying. Miller Lite showed its support for the combination by creating the ultimate way to enjoy the two counterparts.