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