Gadgets

5 Gadgets You Probably Won’t Find In Your Kitchen Of The Future

8:40AM August 29, 2009 | Sean Fallon

This year’s crop of Electrolux Design Lab entries include several gadgets you have little chance of finding in your kitchen of the future.

Teleport Fridge

Why: Unless you can find a way to live for another 1000 years, a fridge that teleports food to you probably won’t be a part of your kitchen of the future.

Cocoon

Why: Test tube meat…mmmm good!

Wall Oven

Why: The fire department might have a problem with you openly zapping food with a three laser cooking system.

Origin Bubbles

Why: “Self-contained, palmed-size packets, the Origin Bubbles electronically regulate the temperature of food molecules. These molecules are then transformed into tasty, real life dishes at the touch of a button.”

Is this molecule…submarine…thingy even based on actual science?

Vaccine Refrigerator

Why: If you need a magnetically cooled fridge to house over 1000 vaccines and antivenins, chances are the apocalypse has occurred. [Electrolux via Appliancist]

Taste Test is our week-long tribute to the leaps that occur when technology meets cuisine, spanning everything from the historic breakthroughs that made food tastier and safer to the Earl-Grey-friendly replicators we impatiently await in the future.


Comments

  • Flux

    August 29, 2009 at 7:43 PM

    Why are designers wasting their time on crap ideas like these? I never understand this kind of competition…

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