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Saturday, April 15, 2006

Web-enabled Crock Pot?

I was wondering around target today and stopped to look at the crock-pots. I saw there are "smart" crock-pots out now. These have built in timers and what-not. I got to thinking... what if I made this thing web-enabled.

If you where going to be home late, the "smart" crock pots wouldn't know that, but a web-enabled one would. You can just log into your crock-pot and adjust timer or, if has started already, the cooking paramaters. I also got to thinking, what happened if I where to put a peltier cooler on it, so while it is waiting to start cooking, it is keeping your food cool so it doesn't spoil in the meantime?

Hmm... one of the best parts of a crock pot is that they are dirt cheap... $100 worth of electronics into one to make it more-better...


Well, a project for after I build my web-enabled Thermo-Electric Cooler

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At 8:37 PM, Blogger Stewie said...

I saw on FoodTV that they are developing ovens like this. They can keep the food cool until the timer is ready. If you're not going to be home until after they're ready, you can log in from your cell phone and change the timer. Sorry to say yet another idea is not original, but it would be cool to do. Otherwise you'd have to wait forever before this kind of fancy technology is common place (aka commerically affordable).

 
At 8:38 PM, Blogger Stewie said...

Also, before you know it, all your stuff is going to be web enabled. You're never going to live in your house; you'll just control it from afar.

 

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