One of the fastest expanding areas for domestic IoT devices is the kitchen. Devices including connected pans (Pantelligent) and chopping boards that weigh ingredients (Microsoft), are all currently available. Spotting a gap in the market, Jack Phelan, COO of Drop an iPad connected solution to recipes, identified that by making cooking easier it will encourage more people to do it, creating a larger market for connected kitchen products. Professional chefs however, do not see the benefit, with Carla Roque, a red-sealed pastry chef, suggesting that any top chef should not need these devices.
One of the fastest expanding areas for domestic IoT devices is the kitchen. Devices including connected pans (Pantelligent) and chopping boards that weigh ingredients (GKilo), are all currently available. Spotting a gap in the market, Jack Phelan, COO of Drop an iPad connected solution to recipes, identified that by making cooking easier it will encourage more people to do it, creating a larger market for connected kitchen products. Professional chefs however, do not see the benefit, with Carla Roque, a red-sealed pastry chef, suggesting that any top chef should not need these devices.