Siemens previews House of Innovations connected household at IFA 2012
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A multi-touch display of recipes would be projected onto the cooking surface
Appliances could be repaired via a live chat app
Siemens is displaying some of the home technologies it's developing, in its House of Innovations exhibit at IFA 2012
A multi-touch display of recipes would be projected onto the cooking surface
An app would allow users to control their appliances while away from the home
An app would provide users with a shopping list for a chosen recipe
An app would advise users on the best time to run appliances, based on the position of the sun
Siemens is displaying some of the home technologies it's developing, in its House of Innovations exhibit at IFA 2012
Siemens is displaying some of the home technologies it's developing, in its House of Innovations exhibit at IFA 2012
An app would allow users to control their appliances while away from the home
The oven would come on at the desired temperature, when users touched the relevant command on their multi-touch recipe display
An app would allow users to control their appliances while away from the home
An app would allow users to check on the operating status of their appliances while away from the home
Based on selected foods in the user's fridge, an app would suggest recipes that they could follow
Siemens is displaying some of the home technologies it's developing, in its House of Innovations exhibit at IFA 2012
A camera inside the fridge would allow users to see what foods they had available, via their mobile device
A camera inside the fridge would allow users to see what foods they had available, via their mobile device
Siemens is displaying some of the home technologies it's developing, in its House of Innovations exhibit at IFA 2012
Article Summary
What would a trade show be without a “The (BLANK) of Tomorrow” display? They’re always a good way of showing off what a company is working on, in a simulated real-world setting. One such exhibit at IFA 2012 will be Siemens’ House of Innovations. The 70 square-meter (753.5 sq-ft) display illustrates how technologies such as augmented reality and internet connectivity may soon start transforming our households.
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