This Wireless Cooking Thermometer Works in the Oven or Freezer
Andrew Sztein — February 13, 2013 — Art & Design
References: lylover & yankodesign
This wireless cooking thermometer is for people like me who cook from another room and have no idea when a steak is medium well done.
The intuitive design of this wireless cooking thermometer comes from Kenneth Lylover, a product designer from Denmark. What sets this device apart from all the other thermometers on the market is that this one comes with wireless with a receiver unit with a large screen. Not only that, but the thermometer works equally well in room temperature, the fridge, the freezer and the oven. When the device detects the user-set optimum temperature, the device will beep to let you know.
Since I tend to leave stuff in the oven or on the stove while I go to the other room and catch up on Big Bang Theory episodes, being wirelessly warned that my potatoes are done would be pretty awesome.
The intuitive design of this wireless cooking thermometer comes from Kenneth Lylover, a product designer from Denmark. What sets this device apart from all the other thermometers on the market is that this one comes with wireless with a receiver unit with a large screen. Not only that, but the thermometer works equally well in room temperature, the fridge, the freezer and the oven. When the device detects the user-set optimum temperature, the device will beep to let you know.
Since I tend to leave stuff in the oven or on the stove while I go to the other room and catch up on Big Bang Theory episodes, being wirelessly warned that my potatoes are done would be pretty awesome.
Trend Themes
1. Wireless Thermometers - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Develop wireless thermometers for various applications, such as cooking, to provide convenience and improve accuracy.
2. Intuitive Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Create intuitive designs for thermometers that enhance usability and user experience.
3. Multi-environment Functionality - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Design thermometers that can accurately measure temperatures in different environments, such as room temperature, fridge, freezer, and oven.
Industry Implications
1. Kitchen Appliances - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Integrate wireless technology into cooking appliances to enable remote monitoring and control.
2. Product Design - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Explore innovative and intuitive designs for kitchen thermometers that enhance usability and consumer appeal.
3. Food Industry - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Utilize wireless thermometers to improve food safety and quality control processes in commercial kitchens and food production facilities.
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