New research from Samsung[1] has revealed that many time-poor Australians splurge on take-away lunches, eating up over four thousand dollars annually.
Australians are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to help them make more positive changes, with 60% willing to invest in AI kitchen appliances in the next few years and 93% interested in AI assistance for meal planning and preparation.
Samsung’s new Built-in cooking range is rich with AI features.
What does that mean? Working seamlessly alongside the Samsung Food App for assistance with meal planning, Samsung’s new built-in cooking range offers smart, connected features. Such as an integrated AI oven camera…so you check on meals with the oven door closed via the Samsung SmartThings app, and even share ‘what’s cooking’ directly on social media.
For more details on Samsung’s Built-In Cooking range, visit https://www.samsung.com/au/cooking-appliances/
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[1] Samsung Cooking Report, conducted by Nature market research: Cooking & Meal Prep. Total sample 2024 (n=1,020)
