Episode 23: Smart home breweries and Amazon’s konnected kitchen kabinets

I hope you’re hungry for some smart kitchen news because this week I have smart home analyst and the host of The Smart Home Show podcast Michael Wolf coming on to discuss Amazon’s plans for the kitchen and some really awesome technology he’s seeing in that room of the house. Wolf, who is hosting a conference on the topic Nov. 5 (you can register using the code IOTPOD and get 15% off the conference fee) wrote his take on the news that Amazon is building a connected device for the kitchen called Kabinet, that was leaked in a Wall Street Journal story. Wolf and I discuss what the Kabinet might entail as well as some other connected technologies he’s seen and how the smart kitchen will evolve. Some speculate that with the rise of electronics in the kitchen (with many looking for the best electric induction hob) so too will rise interconnectivity between them. The Amazon Echo in my kitchen. Before Wolf and I get started, Kevin Tofel and I share the latest on this week’s news with the Nest outage over Labor Day weekend, ARM and IBM’s partnership to bring the internet of things to more industrial users and introduce our own idea, which is that Google should buy web service If This Then That. The one thing you won’t find is Apple’s latest announcements because we recorded the show the day before Apple’s announcements. We just give you a reason to listen next week. In the meantime, please enjoy the show. Host: Stacey Higginbotham and Kevin Tofel Guest: Michael Wolf, The Smart Kitchen Summit The Nest outage shows that once again, we shouldn’t rely on the cloud. In which we find a buyer for IFTTT. IBM and ARM team up for the industrial internet. Inside Amazon’s plans for the smart kitchen. Connected home brews, tea and other trends in connected cooking. The post Episode 23: Smart home breweries and Amazon’s konnected kitchen kabinets appeared first on IoT Podcast - Internet of Things.