smart appliance

As smart appliances continue to evolve, the potential for them to be hacked becomes greater. We spoke with a cybersecurity expert who sheds light on the risks.

For the past couple of decades, the color of choice for appliances has been stainless steel. Now, makers are introducing ovens, fridges, and dishwashers in vibrant hues to give customers a more customized, refined look in the kitchen. From royal blue stoves to deep green fridges, consumers have more choices than ever.

A Hestan Cue smart gas cooktop and full-size induction cooktop are in the works, controlled by the Hestan Cue app.

The Tasty One Top is a Bluetooth-enabled induction burner that automatically adjusts the temperature to perfectly cook food every time.

Ready to work with select iPhones and Samsung smartphones, UpLamp provides gesture-controlled bedroom lighting. The lamp is also a convenient charger.

RetroFab is a system from Autodesk that lets you 3D print retrofitted controls for your appliances.