We all have wrecked our brains to one common occurrence in the modern stove-tops at our homes, that as much as one-third of the space on the top is non-utilized. But with the advent of the “William” there’s a more efficient way to counter this problem.
Often we have dealt with the mismatch of pots and pans placed on the burners, but the 1500 Honeycombs compatible with 21 unique Signatures in the William detects the bottom surface of the cookware. Now this not only leads to an even distribution of heat, cooking the food uniformly but also simultaneously monitors the touchscreen interface of the panel.
The signatures are visually displayed on the Visualizer and the Heat Controller mode of the control panel. The user can also assign a set temperature, time span and weight to each of the signature, besides the option of Custom Auto functions.
Just like any other touch panel stove-top, the William also comes with a clock and timer. However, the stark difference is that the William also has a child safety lock that automatically turns off the flame within 60 seconds of the removal of the cookware.
And if you are disquieted about the surface of this wonder stove top, it is scratch-resistant and requires low toil in cleanup.
Via: James Dyson Award