Smart technologies are gradually taking off in the kitchen, as multiple partnerships were formed lately between appliance makers, recipe app providers and smart home ecosystems.
Smart technologies are gradually taking off in the kitchen, as multiple partnerships were formed lately between appliance makers, recipe app providers and smart home ecosystems.
Sweden-based Electrolux, the second largest appliance maker after Whirlpool, just announced a partnership with Drop, a recipe app provider, to let its connected kitchen appliances load recipe instructions to streamline the cooking process.
With Drop, users may also get customized recipes and modified cooking instructions will be sent to Electrolux’s appliances. The partnership can make cooking “more simple and personized,” said Ola Nilsson, head of Electrolux’s Home Care & Small Domestic...