Apr 22, 2015 13:30:00

IKEA thinks that the kitchen 'Concept Kitchen 2025' has evolved so far in 2025

Considering that the iPhone was not released 10 years ago in 2005 and it was around the time when the iPod nano appeared, I can imagine what kind of life we will be living 10 years later and 2025. I can't say, 'It's time to start thinking about the design of the kitchen in 2025,' said IKEA, along with

IDEO , the design consulting company that made Apple's first mouse, and started the concept design production project ' The Concept Kitchen 2025. ' rice field. When it comes to concept design, you don't just think about design ideas, but the kitchen that was actually assembled is on display at IKEA Temporary in Milan, Italy.

Concept Kitchen 2025
http://www.conceptkitchen2025.com/

This is 'Concept Kitchen 2025'. An example of how the relationship between people and food has changed and how the kitchen will change in 2025 is on display.

At first glance, it doesn't seem that something has changed significantly.

However, what is placed in the center of the table is a white thing that is suitable to be called a 'smart table'. A camera is installed so that you can recognize what is on the table.

For example, if you arrange ingredients on the table, you can display a menu made by combining them.

In addition, since the induction coil is built in directly under the table, it is possible to cook by placing the pot on this table as it is instead of on the counter.

In terms of food management, it sometimes happens that you forget to keep it in the refrigerator and the expiration date is ...

However, if the temperature and humidity of the storage container can be controlled by using

RFID , it will not be necessary to put it in the refrigerator.

If that happens, the way kitchens are stored will change dramatically.

Fresh food and recipes that can be stored at room temperature are placed on the same shelf, but is it OK in the kitchen in 2025?

Water should become a more valuable resource in the next 10 years, so the area around the sink has evolved so that it can be used carefully.

The water used to wash vegetables is not so dirty, so tilt the sink to the left to drain it and reuse it through the filtration system. Some are also used in automatic dishwashers.

If the water is completely dirty, tilt the sink to the right and drain it, and it will be discharged as wastewater to the outside of the kitchen.

Garbage disposal is also easier to recycle, and cans and bottles are automatically identified by scanning what the material is and packed by resource.

While the rapid evolution of IT, the evolution around the kitchen seemed to be rather slow, but it may be possible that the rapid evolution will start at some point. However, will the future when the living room table becomes a 'smart table' come?