You can cook with your cell phone. Intelligent kitchen in the future

With the development of the technology of Internet of things, intelligence has already spread the tentacles to your kitchen. For example, today we are going to introduce this powerful cooking system--nuke. It can install an integrated system for the cooker in the kitchen and connect it to the smartphone so that users can operate remotely via a companion app program. Specifically, Nuke allows the user to select a recipe in the appropriate app, and then follow the prompts to do it step-by-step. Next, Nuke will make a delicious meal. It can automatically adjust the temperature and cooking time according to the user's previous settings. The new culinary system, nuke, was built by Talia Brigneti and Jeff Dull, a student at the University of Savannah's School of Art and design. Nuke during the cooking process, the user can monitor its working status in due course. Nuke is an integrated cooking system that allows users to automate through pre-set settings. You don't have to worry about security when you go out in time, because it's all in your hands. The nuke system consists of three different sizes of cookware and one base switch. When the system starts, the current passes through the pot, allowing the heat to pass evenly through the food. and users can use mobile phone remote control of the cooking process, can be based on their own cooking habits, so as to effectively protect the taste of cooking ingredients.