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Kitchen appliances



Kitchen appliances and gadgets

The kitchen has often been called “the heart of the home”—but why can’t it be the brains, too? The Internet of Things is making possible a new wave of smart kitchen gadgets, from sensors that know when the stove has been left on to forks that remind us to slow down and savor each bite. Here’s a roundup of IoT products that are changing the way we order, store, cook and consume food in our homes.




  1. Smart Refrigerator:

A refrigerator that is exposed as an IoT object and interacts with the items stored within, gathers information about them, process this information into relevant data that is later conveyed through an IoT platform to its owners, in other words, a smart refrigerator.

     


2. Crock-Pot:


Crock-Pot Smart Wifi-Enabled Slow Cooker - Adjust Dinner From Anywhere

Sometimes getting home for dinner on time just isn’t do-able. Now you can connect and cook with the flexibility to have dinner ready whenever you are. Using the Crock-Pot Smart Slow Cooker with WeMo-enabled technology, you can easily increase or decrease cooking time, turn the temperature up or down, switch the slow cooker to keep-warm mode or turn it completely off, all using the app on your smart device!

3. Coffee Maker:

Our idea is to create an internet enabled coffee maker. This will allow the end user to use their mobile devices to turn on the maker to brew, monitor brew status, change brew strength, set brew time delay, turn the coffee maker off and finally send the user a notification when the brew is ready.All the user could do is turn the coffee maker on or off with their mobile devices from a simple webpage.
Our goal is to create an internet enabled coffee maker. This will allow the end user to use their mobile devices to turn on the maker to brew, monitor brew status, change brew strength, set brew time delay, turn the coffee maker off and finally send the user a notification when the brew is ready.




4. Automatic Hand Soap Dispenser:


Automatic soap dispensers (also known as touchless or no-touch soap dispensers) dispense a controlled amount of soap solution (or a similar liquid such as a hand sanitizer). They are often used in conjunction with automatic faucets in public restrooms. They function to conserve the amount of soap used and stem infectious disease transmission.


No need to touch the soap bottle ever again: Just put your hand under the sensor and this handy gadget dispenses the soap for you. It may not require an internet connection, but it will prevent bacteria from spreading all over your kitchen.




5. 2-Slice High Speed Smart Toaster:

It's not just a toaster, it's a REVOLUTION


  • Delivers amazing taste and toast just the way you like it, insanely fast. Every time.
  • Exclusive diamond-shaped alloy heating system.
  • Heats up in a fraction of the time of conventional toasters.
  • Browns evenly and locks in the flavor for breads, pastries and more.
  • Intuitive touchscreen customizes toast settings and preferences.




6. Grocery Ordering:

Barcodes aren’t just for cashiers anymore. The following devices let consumers use them in the home as a quick way to manage shared grocery lists. In addition to scanning barcodes, these gadgets can also accept voice commands and even place grocery delivery orders to save you a trip to the store.