Today we will tell you about the kitchen of the future -Invisible Kitchen, which is controlled remotely and cooks itself The German brand Miele has prepared a lot of surprises that awaited residents and guests of Milan from April 12 to 17. At this time, a lot of events were held in the Italian city, from Design Week to the Eurocucina exhibition, which took place as part of the Salone del Mobile - a world-famous furniture salon. And if the hoods, ovens and dishwashers announced by the company in advance were expected, then the event called Invisible Kitchen intrigued literally everyone. This installation was mentioned in the news, and posters calling for a visit to via Tortona hung at almost every stop. But first things first.
This manufacturer of household appliancespremium class does not need a special introduction - the Miele brand is very well known in our country. Over its more than a century-long history, the company has grown into a huge corporation with several factories and representative offices in more than 40 countries. And now Miele can offer customers a wide selection of built-in kitchen appliances and all kinds of devices that work with water. The motto "everything else is just a compromise" suits the brand 100 percent, embodying true German quality.
At the exhibition the company presented newG 6000 Ecoflex dishwashers, which can complete a cycle in just 58 minutes. They also attract attention with their new design, and the compact arrangement of the internal sections will allow you to fit even more dishes on three tiers. Designer refrigerator models were presented, including for wine, ovens with a completely glass surface, including the largest oven, modern corner hoods and steamers, some of which will arrive in Russia in November. Also demonstrated were Artline series appliances without handles and hobs, on which pancakes and various delicacies were cooked for guests of the stand. An entire culinary show unfolded in the kitchen, equipped exclusively with Miele appliances. All these new products are just small steps towards a truly amazing idea of the company. Kitchen concepts of tomorrow.
In the Tortona Zone, the area where it is locatedthe vast majority of designer showrooms and salons — a show was taking place, also prepared by Miele, which seemed to transport the audience into the future. The room featured an installation in the form of a ring with a diameter of 8 meters on columns, in the center of which there was room for several sofas. The walls were transparent, and inside them, illuminated by dynamically moving LEDs, shelves with dishes and food were formed, grouped in strict order. This entire structure weighed several tons.
The guests wondered what kind of show it would be.Will the shelves start moving, or will there be some kind of action in the center of the room? Or is the installation itself the show? After a welcoming speech by Miele Marketing Managing Director Axel Kniehl, the company management invited those gathered to look up. The “invisible kitchen” was on the top tier, where the attention of the audience was immediately drawn to the chef and his charming assistant.
They started the cooking process with the help ofvirtual assistant. On a transparent panel, the cooks selected a dish from the menu, and the program immediately highlighted the areas on the tabletop where the required ingredients should be placed. After waiting for them to be placed in strictly defined zones, the program immediately displayed their weight next to them. And then the step-by-step cooking process began, and the cooks moved around the circle so that each spectator could see the action. It turned out to be a full dinner of three courses, each of which was served to the guests during breaks between acts.
The concept suggests a futuristic approach tocooking. Controlled via the Internet, with the ability to cook a wide variety of dishes. The assistant is designed to give advice and, if necessary, monitors each stage. A fully interactive kitchen can inspire masterpieces and experiments, putting human needs first. The computer, knowing the amount of food in the refrigerator, will tell you if something is running out, or offer hundreds of other recipes. Frying, cooking, and eating are all possible on the touch panel. And the built-in music and lighting controls will set the right mood.
Installation of Invisible Kitchen in a fewmore than 23,000 people visited the event in a few days, and the response received in social networks and the media space was extremely high. For example, the event page on Facebook attracted more than a million visitors. The technology was thought out by a research group and designed in the Miele design center. According to the creators, something from what was demonstrated could well hit the market in the next two to three years.
The invisible kitchen that cooks everything itself – etk-fashion.com
