French Oka: Under the new trend of "smart life", who will be the new favorite in the kitchen of the future?

Due to the impact of the epidemic, AWE2020 was suspended and merged with AWE2021. As one of the world's top three home appliance and consumer electronics exhibitions, AWE2021, which has been in the spotlight for a year, has been fully restarted. It will stand at a new starting point of the wave of globalization and outline the future of smart life for the world.

AWE2021 is themed "New Decade, Smart Competition for the Future", deconstructing a smart lifestyle based on real life scenarios. The "Smart Kitchen" theme exhibition area, which focuses on kitchen, bathroom, and small kitchen appliances, is highly anticipated by the audience. Major home appliance brands have successively released emerging products and leading technologies in the high-tech field. France's Eurokey provides innovative microcrystalline glass solutions for many home appliance brands participating in the exhibition.

With the improvement of consumption level, consumers are no longer satisfied with the use experience of traditional stoves, and their demands are rising to high-quality, innovative technology, and beautifully designed products. Based on this, major home appliance brands have focused on the field of "smart kitchens", and emerging stoves represented by high-end induction cookers have become the new favorite in future kitchens.

The synonym of high-quality kitchen--high-end induction cooker

High-end induction cookers usually use microcrystalline glass panels, which not only ensure safety performance but also meet the aesthetic requirements of kitchen stoves. They are the only choice for high-quality kitchens. Compared with traditional kitchen stoves, high-end induction cookers have the following four advantages.

The first is safety. The glass-ceramic panel has excellent resistance to sudden temperature changes. It remains intact in the case of rapid heating or rapid cooling, ensuring cooking safety.

The second advantage is cleaning. The panel is made of a whole piece of microcrystalline glass, with a smooth and seamless surface, which can be cleaned with a common detergent; the microcrystalline glass panel also has a certain degree of scratch resistance and is not easy to harbor dirt.

The third is the experience advantage. There is no open flame when cooking, the heat is not easy to dissipate, and the body feels more refreshing and comfortable; there is no unpleasant gas smell, and no harmful exhaust gas caused by incomplete combustion, and the kitchen environment is healthier.

Fourth, the energy consumption advantage. The induction cooker uses the principle of electromagnetic induction to achieve heating, directly heating the cookware, reducing energy loss, and greatly improving energy efficiency; using electricity, a renewable resource, is green and environmentally friendly.

When high-end induction cookers combine with innovative technology

In recent years, high-end induction cookers have added more high-tech elements, stimulating user senses with unique interactive functions, and innovating the home cooking experience from a user-friendly perspective. For example, Samsung's "virtual flame" induction cooker uses a unique blue light to simulate flames, giving users visual feedback and allowing them to intuitively feel the size of the fire.

Another example is the BORA X PURE undercounter induction cooker, which won many international design awards including the 2021 German Design Award, the 2020 Red Dot Award and the IF Design Award. The induction cooker can intelligently sense the cookware, make rational use of space, and integrate multiple cooking methods; the middle area is integrated with an air circulation system, so there is no need to purchase a range hood separately, making the kitchen more refreshing.

Oka provides innovative glass-ceramic solutions for the above-mentioned brands. For example, Samsung's "virtual flame" induction cooktop uses KeraVision, which can clearly show blue light; while BORA X PURE sunken induction cooktop uses KeraSpectrum, which only needs a white light source to customize the desired color.

French EuroKera Quiet Black Micro-Ceramic Glass Series

Established over 30 years ago, France EuroKera has maintained long-term cooperation with over 100 home appliance brands around the world, exchanging design inspirations and providing technical and innovative support. We believe that France EuroKera will continue to delve into the application technology of microcrystalline glass and lead the high-end induction cooktops to a deeper level of development in the field of "smart kitchen".