Aga introduced some upcoming products at the 2016 Kitchen and Bath Industry Show this week, including its Mercury multifunction oven, which will come with the option of a 48-inch induction cooktop.
Viking's TurboChef double wall oven is so crazy fast, that it takes longer to preheat than it does to cook. It can bake all kinds of food, from desserts to steak to vegetables, in under five minutes.
Nest is pretty worthless for those living without central air, so Frigidaire updated its Cool Connect, a smart air conditioner that works with an app. You can turn it on before you get home to avoid melting.
The Residences at Mandarin Oriental has luxury condos designed with a high-tech angle. Lights, temperature, music, and more are controlled by touchscreen panels on the wall.
It turns out, mixing detergent and water together letting the solution touch the clothes makes for a faster, cleaner wash, so Electrolux added this SmartBoost feature to select washers debuting at KBIS 2016.
At CES 2016, there was a beauty tech summit, with lots of gadgets on display. Many purport to improve skin appearance, while others just want to show you what you look like with makeup on.
The Luma Slumber System is a two-part mattress. The first part is made of coils and foam. The second part rests on top and has different levels of firmness.
At CES 2016, Nest, Amazon Echo, and Apple HomeKit all added compatible new devices. Receive oven alerts while outside, and talk to your fans and blinds.
A cup of strawberries doesn't always add up to the same amount of berries, so Perfect Blend is a scale that can help you measure a more accurate smoothie.
Sleep Number’s CES 2016 news includes the introduction of the It Bed, which uses SleepIQ tech, and its updated API to find out what impacts your sleep.
At CES 2016, Marathon debuted its Laundry Machine. It's both a washer and dryer that can hook up to your Wi-Fi. Unlike similar European models, the machine is vented, so it dries faster than a ventless model.
Haier has a lot going on at CES 2016, including its U+ Smart Life appliances. And its R2-D2 mini-fridge brings you a beverage at the touch of a remote.
Vincent Callebaut created a concept of a 3D-printed oceanscraper, basically an underwater skyscraper, where people could live within the next half decade.
IFA 2015 had some remarkable machines on display, but it's Beko's HomeCream, a refrigerator with its own built-in ice cream maker, that stole our hearts. How sweet it is.
Toilet training cats has become a thing. But what about flushing? This couple figured out a way to automatically flush their toilet after the cat uses it.
What do you need to perfectly wrap all your Christmas presents? A professional? Nope. Math! Mathematician Katie Steckles demonstrates techniques and tricks.
Mapo, from Wired Beauty, is a beauty mask filled with sensors. It detects your skin's moisture level and gives recommendations about moisturizing products.
Even if you don’t tap into the Amazon Echo’s many smart-home features, its hands-free operation untethers you from your phone at home while still letting you find out facts, play music, and more.
The world's most expensive house just sold for $301 million to an unknown buyer. Located outside Paris, its design was inspired by Versailles, but built between 2008 and 2011 the Chateau Louis XIV is also very high-tech.