The Internet of Things is changing our home life so much these days. Whether it's how we manage our home security, our internet connectivity, or even how we wash our clothes, it seems like you can't escape the ever-increasing number of devices connecting to the web. But what about our kitchens?
ContentsSmart RefrigeratorsSmart MicrowavesSmart Cooking AppliancesTipsAs the IoT continues its relentless march into the future, here is a list of some of the most innovative and exciting kitchen IoT developments that can help bring your home into the 21st century.
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As one of the first appliances in the kitchen to be connected to the Internet, smart refrigerators have quickly evolved into one of the core members of the smart home that can help you do everything from planning your day to as you drink your morning coffee to order groceries when you start to run out. Some of the more recent innovations include internal cameras linked to external displays that will allow you to see what's inside the refrigerator without opening the door, which can reduce energy costs from swapping heat that occurs every time you open it.
Not everyone can be an expert chef, which is why it's great that so many new IoT cooking devices have appeared, making the process of preparing the perfect eggs or baking a beautiful cake easier than never. Whether it's WiFi-connected sous vide machines, IoT-ready slow cookers, or smartphone-connected thermometers, being able to monitor and control your cooking process from anywhere in the house is the ultimate in convenience. lazy-pro cooking technology.
While these upcoming products don't really have a specific category they fit neatly into, they do encompass more of that broader mind of designers and inventors in recent years to make your kitchen experience as connected and seamless as possible. One of the biggest additions in this department is the Amazon Dash button, which has given advertisers a brand new strategy looking for ways to build brand loyalty. (And they also make it easy to order paper towels when you run out).
Next up is The Sensor Can, which takes the mess and fuss out of trying to put something gross in your trash can while opening the lid with your hands or foot. From SimpleHuman, the Sensor Can responds to either hand gestures or voice commands, meaning you can shout "Open can!" across the kitchen and hit that three-point shot with your pile of wet paper towels cleanly and fuss-free.
Finally, we wouldn't have a complete list of IoT kitchen gadgets if we didn't mention GE's line of connected ovens, which can make long cooking times (like preparing a big turkey) much easier and less stressful. , allowing you to come and go as you please and be able to turn off the oven wherever you are in the world – just in case you have to run to the store to pick up the pumpkin pie before the stuffing hits the table !
Are these gadgets you already use around your home? Let us know in the comments!
