Whether you’ve had a long day at work or are trying to maximise your weekend time, the kitchen countertop from Cambria Quartz is probably the last place you want to be. Even if you enjoy cooking and baking, we’re sure you’d appreciate some tips on how to make things easier with the help of robot technology. The kitchen is evolving and everything around us is becoming more and more technologically advanced. Many of you are already interested in what artificial intelligence (AI) can achieve for your home. AI is now arriving in a huge way to make the crucial work of running your home more straightforward; things like operating locks, assuring safety, and other vital duties to keep your home safe and sound.
We are increasingly surrounded by innovative technology, from our cell phones to our homes. Then it’s on to your kitchen! Many organisations are already working on AI solutions to meet your kitchen requirements. Consider the amount of time you spend at home. Then think about how much of that time you spend in the kitchen, whether it’s cooking, dining, washing, entertaining, or whatever. AI has found its way into the kitchen to help with everything from recipe serving to grocery reordering, and new technologies are being created at a breakneck rate. You’ll be able to feel the shift personally if you stay up to date on the latest advancements in kitchen AI.
Here is some of the best technology you need in your kitchen.
Facebook Food Recognition
Facebook has created an image-to-recipe creation system that allows users to reverse engineer a recipe by simply uploading a photo of the item they want to cook. First, visual features taken from the food image are used to produce ingredients and ingredient co-occurrence. Then, based on the projected components and the visual elements of the image, the system provides an ingredients list and preparation instructions. Compared to earlier baselines for ingredient prediction, the system performed well on the large-scale Recipe1M dataset.
Food Algorithms
Companies like Plant Jammer and Chefling enable customers to create tasty and tailored recipes with items they currently have on hand by combining AI and gastronomical learning. The practical system offers recipes based on available ingredients and the user’s tastes and requirements regarding flavours, nutritional values, and cooking methods, using algorithms built on databases containing flavour tags, ingredient processing methods, and recipe processes.
Personal assistants such as Google Assistant and Amazon’s Alexa can be used to interact with users. In addition, the technology works with smart home appliances like refrigerators and ovens to keep track of available ingredients and cooking temperatures and times, making nearly anyone a capable home chef.
Kitchen Hub
With the Kitchen Hub Smart Display, you can make the most of your time in the kitchen. This screen is set at a comfortable viewing angle, allowing you to make use of smart capabilities while cooking. The Kitchen Hub has a live video chat feature and numerous camera angles, allowing you to conduct calls with ease. Furthermore, the Kitchen Hub provides access to recipes and advice on how to enhance your cooking. The display, which supports Google Assistant, lets you browse timetables and calendars while making your morning coffee. Use it to also listen to music, watch shows, and more.
Smart Oven
With the Smart Oven, cooking dinner will be the easiest part of your day. This ingenious kitchen device works in tandem with Whole Foods goods to make dinner preparation a breeze. It also includes a scan-to-cook feature. So all you have to do now is scan a product to get the oven to start cooking. It will understand how to handle the food and prepare it to perfection. It may also be used as a food warmer and has an air fryer option for individuals who want to eat healthier.
Smart Wine Dispenser
If you’re a wine drinker, you’re well aware of the importance of temperature to the flavour of the wine. The Smart Wine Preserver and Dispenser address the issue of certain varietals requiring specific temperatures. For each bottle of wine, you can choose your ideal temperature. Alternatively, you might use an app to follow winery recommendations. This wine dispenser might even work with Alexa. Alexa can now lower the lights, play calming music, and pour a glass of wine for you. How’s that for customer service?
Smart Sink Taps
The Smart Kitchen Sink Taps will make your kitchen so much smarter. Voice-activation technology makes this virtual kitchen helper compatible with Amazon’s Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit. The Smart tap provides precise amounts of water and has two sprays to make everyday kitchen activities easier. Similarly, you can use your voice to switch on or off the water or dispense a specific water amount. Filling goods that you use regularly can also be customised.
iKettle
With the Smart Electric Kettle, you can make a cup of tea in the best, easiest way. This intelligent kitchen device connects through Wi-Fi or 4G and has numerous modes to help you live smarter. It’s compatible with Amazon Alexa, allowing for even greater connectivity. You can use the app to boil your kettle from anywhere in the world for complete control. Alternatively, the iKettle can wake up with you and start boiling in Wake-Up Mode. When you get home after a long day, Home Mode ensures that your hot water is ready to use as soon as you enter the house.
With all these perks, who wouldn’t want a smart kitchen!
