High-tech Materials Will Soon Re-invent our Kitchens

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(Newswire.net — June 27, 2014) Toronto, Ontario — No one needs to tell you that the hottest gadgets of the moment are electronics; and the tablet and mobile niche is at the forefront. When will these trends begin to crossover into other industries in the home design and renovation market?

 

Tablet computers and devices are on almost everyone at all times, in briefcases and pant pockets, but some specialists and innovators in the home improvement market are suggesting that this type of response technology could revolutionize the way you interact with your home.

 

“What if every surface, countertop, wall and table could be an interactive hot zone?” asks Darryl Duschene of NCSALL, a Hamilton countertop installer in Canada. He continues, “I’m talking about an interface to control every element of your home from security, to temperature, lighting and appliances. We’re not that far off.”

 

In fact, Darryl has stated that he’s been involved in some research and development products in the Canadian home improvement niche. He has also ventured to New York and London, UK to meet with various inventors and companies developing integrable materials and products.

 

“There is SmartPlanet and Intel with their Oasis technology – all of which recognize ordinary objects and transform kitchen or bathroom surfaces, importantly countertops, into touch screens and smart counters. There are larger entities figuring out the material application, guys like me need to bring it to the homeowner.”

 

Duschene figures that by 2017 we will see the rollout of smart material design within counter space as being standard. With the ability to preset timers and store digital cookbooks and calendars within your inch-thin countertop, what are we going to do with the free shelf space? Probably just take them down, no?

 

Duschene can be reached at http://www.ncsall.org/countertops/

 

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