AI-TECHNOLOGIES TO REVOLUTIONIZE YOUR KITCHEN FOREVER
Smart Appliances
From our learnings during the pandemic, there has been a noticeable change in the lifestyle of a regular Indian family. With house help becoming scarce due to lockdowns and safety protocols, working women and singles needed to rely on technology to keep up with their daily activities. Gone are the days of spending hours in the kitchen. More and more people are now starting to take advantage of AI-technologies and wifi-enabled appliances like hotpots, air fryers, self-stirrers, and self-precision cookers. These innovations not only make meal preparation easier but also revolutionize the way we manage our hectic, fast-paced lives forever.
An example of such smart appliances is the Internet of Things (IoT)—devices connected over the internet with sensors that send information back and forth via wireless signals. IoT devices range from simple sensors, such as weather monitors, to more complex systems used in factories or hospitals. They’re often referred to as “smart” because they offer convenience through automated functions that ease our daily routines.
The Plugging Situation
The next time you’re designing a kitchen, consider incorporating drawers with charging stations. Not only do these storage spaces keep dry items safe from pests, but they also provide the added benefit of charging your phone or tablet through their USB ports. Another great idea is to add wireless charging pads, which come in various sizes to suit most kitchen layouts. These AI-powered chargers eliminate the mess of cords and outlets, using radio waves to communicate, allowing you to place them anywhere without worrying about tangled wires!
Touchless fixtures
Touchless faucets, also known as hands-free faucets, are faucets that use sensors to activate
the flow of water without the need for physical touch. They use infrared sensors to detect the presence of hands, so the faucet will automatically turn on when you place your hands under the spout. Some faucets also have a manual override that allows you to turn the water on and off manually. Apart from being convenient to use, these faucets not only help reduce the spread of germs and bacteria because they don’t require you to physically touch the faucet to turn it on, but they also reduce water waste by automatically shutting off after a set period of time, and some models also have adjustable flow rates to conserve water.