Are the smart rice cookers on the market really smart?

With the rise of the concept of the Internet of Things in recent years, more and more things have begun to join the ranks of intelligence. Take household products as an example, such as TVs in halls, rice cookers in kitchens, and household appliances of all sizes. It has become 'smart', and all kinds of smart home appliances emerge in an endless stream, but are these smart home appliances really 'smart' enough? Take the smart rice cooker as an example, is it just a cooking machine with a chip? Does such a smart product really make sense? Let's take a look at the functions of some so-called smart rice cookers. The first is a simple timer cooking function. Put water and rice into the smart rice cooker at night, set the time, and drink it when you get up. Porridge too. This function seems to be very similar to the remote control socket. As long as the time is set, the power supply can be controlled on and off, and the mobile phone can also be used for remote control. And this smart rice cooker can't connect to WIFI yet, and can only set a specific time, so in theory, there is no remote control socket for convenience. In addition, smart rice cookers also have functions such as porridge, hot rice, and cakes. In fact, the temperature and time are different. However, if the actual use is in accordance with the set mode, the uncontrollable amount of raw materials may cause uncooked conditions. . Besides, ordinary rice cookers with these functions are also available, and the merchants are too embarrassed to say that they are new functions of smart rice cookers? Another is the temperature control, which can be adjusted by the sensor so that the cooked rice will not stick to the pan. This is a very good function, but the author thinks it has nothing to do with intelligence. So the smart rice cooker is just a gimmick, and it's almost like an automatic rice cooker. The smart rice cooker in the real smart home, the author hopes that it is very similar to the automatic washing machine. After connecting to the water pipe and the rice warehouse, it will automatically cook and clean, and completely relieve human labor. This is the real smart rice cooker. . Different from some 'smart rice cookers' on the market that use intelligence as a gimmick, Libian Technology's intelligent rice cooking robot, in addition to the main body of the rice cooker, also adds a rice bin behind the rice cooker, on the right side of the rice cooker (can also be installed on the left) After adding a water bottle, if you need to cook rice, just take out your mobile phone and tap on the app. After receiving the instruction, the intelligent rice cooking robot will automatically add rice and water to the inner pot, and the ratio of rice to water is very precise. The special heating curve makes every pot of rice made by the unmanned rice cooking robot fresh and delicious. Although technology is developing, some tricks are still the same. Although businesses can make profits in a short time, in the long run, once consumers lose confidence in these 'smart products', this will undoubtedly hit the smart home industry. It is fatal, so I hope that some businesses will not be blinded by the immediate interests, but as consumers, they should keep their eyes open, not to be deceived by the gimmicks of some businesses, and not to let smart products end in a dismal end like the VR industry.