And WLabs says it will likely take a lot of further iterations and feedback from users before it reaches a final version. Home appliances firm Whirlpool has unveiled a prototype of its smart oven, which uses augmented reality (AR) to help improve users' cooking. The oven is designed for the home and can be used with any smartphone, tablet or computer. While cooking, an AR representation of how the meal should look can be shown and an in-built camera allows the user to view the food inside, with a zoom feature for closer inspection. However, the prototype's LCD display cannot currently offer vibrant colours or high pixel-density.
Home appliances firm Whirlpool has unveiled a prototype of its smart oven, which uses augmented reality (AR) to help improve users' cooking. The oven is designed for the home and can be used with any smartphone, tablet or computer. While cooking, an AR representation of how the meal should look can be shown and an in-built camera allows the user to view the food inside, with a zoom feature for closer inspection. However, the prototype's LCD display cannot currently offer vibrant colours or high pixel-density.