Cooking remotely is as simple as ordering in with your smartphone with the Electrolux Throbber.
Designed by Virang Akhiyaniya, the aluminum induction heating balls can be placed into your foods such as soups, stews and sauces to heat your food whenever desired. The Electrolux Throbber is activated via cellular phones, which means that the pot of stew you made for dinner last night can be heated up with the aluminum balls as you leave the office and be hot and ready by the time you get home. This device is great for the busy families, especially those with children since parents do not have to actively tend to the pot to make sure nothing is burning.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Remote-controlled Cooking Devices
- Opportunities to innovate and improve mobile app technology and integration with kitchen appliances.
- Smart Home Kitchen Gadgets
- Advancements in Internet of Things technology and automation to enhance convenience and efficiency in the kitchen.
- Induction Heating Technology
- Research and development of new applications for aluminum induction heating and its potential benefits in cooking and food preparation.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Appliances
- Companies can explore creating new categories of kitchen appliances that are compatible with remote-controlled cooking technology.
- Mobile App Development
- Opportunities exist to create more user-friendly and sophisticated mobile apps for remote-controlled cooking devices to enhance the user experience.
- Food and Beverage Industry
- With the advent of such remote-controlled cooking devices, there may be opportunities for companies to create new types of packaged foods that are specifically designed to be cooked using this technology.
