Smart Gadgets in the kitchen

The kitchen is no exception in the growing invasion of smart technology and IoT in homes. Here are some of the top smart kitchen gadgets recently introduced to the market, according to CNET. The June Intelligent Oven The countertop oven uses built-in cameras with face recognition technology to identify foods instead of faces and cook the food based on what it sees. The $1,500 June Intelligent Oven’s release date has been pushed back to the end of 2016, so many Smart Kitchen Summit attendees were anxious to see this gadget Anova Precision Oven Anova entered the kitchen with its immersion circulator of the same name, a device that maintains the temperature of a water bath for sous vide cooking. Anova announced that will sear, convection bake, steam cook, sous vide and connect to the brand’s immersion circulator. Flatev tortilla maker A device to make tortillas has become in popular demand. The Flatev raised nearly $136,200 during the product’s fully funded Kickstarter campaign, so there’s definitely a demand for a product that’s essentially a Keurig for tortillas. But the creators estimate that the Flatev will cost between $400 and $600 when it becomes available for purchase in 2017 -- and that doesn’t even include the price of the tortilla dough. Hestan Cue The Hestan Cue uses Bluetooth-connected cookware, an induction cooktop and a connected app to give you step-by-step recipe instructions. The Cluck The Cluck was one of the simplest devices at the Smart Kitchen Summit. You throw the orange, egg-shaped temperature sensor into a pot of water, and it will send you alerts via an app when your water is ready and boiling. Cluck’s creators estimate that the device will retail for about $35.