Smartypans has a frying pan that checks the weight and temperature of ingredients before guiding you through the
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cooking process via an app.
Inirv wants you to swap your cooker's knobs for its smart dials.
They let owners turn up the
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heat via voice command, and automatically turn off the stove if it is left unattended for too long.
And PantryOn aims to automate food
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shopping lists via smart shelves that monitor when a family's favourite groceries run low.
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prototypes look to be quite bulky, leaving less storage space as a result.
Not all home tech requires an
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always-on net connection.
BrightLock unlocks front doors by detecting a pattern of light pulses fired from a smartphone's flash.
The idea is that you
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can easily share a light-based code with friends, tradesmen or others needing temporary access.
Townew promises to liberate you from the toil of having to tie up rubbish bags.