Mr.Coffee pushes intelligent Internet of things coffee maker

I'm sure no one would want to walk all the way to the office and be in a daze at work, or find that the coffee pot is dirty when they want to make coffee, or worse, the coffee pot may be completely gone.

If there is one of the most popular "Internet of things coffee maker", then these problems can be easily solved. Today, I will bring you a new Internet of things coffee maker-Smart Coffeemaker, launched by Mr. Coffee.

The new Smart Coffeemaker, which will go on sale next month, comes with an app that reminds users of the expected time to make coffee, whether it should be cleaned and, more intimately, how long the coffee has been brewed.

In fact, more than 20 years ago, computer scientists at the University of Cambridge set up a surveillance system using camcorders and computer networks. In this way, students in the entire laboratory building can monitor the coffee brewing of the only coffee pot at any time to prevent students from going the wrong way. As a result of this crackdown, the Coffee Pot website has also become one of the earliest live streaming sites in the world.

No one expected that this inadvertent invention would have such a great impact all over the world. Internet enthusiasts affectionately call this coffee pot "Troy coffee pot". The Coffee Pot live streaming site was initially updated three times a minute, and then gradually increased to update every second. At its peak, nearly 2.4 million users around the world clicked to the Coffee Pot website to watch how it worked.

Since its establishment in 1991, the Coffee Pot Live website has been on the internal network of Cambridge University. It was not moved to the World wide Web until 1993. In August 2001, the University of Cambridge computer Lab announced that the live streaming site would be closed due to the relocation of the laboratory.

One of the leading developers of the Trojan coffee maker says early inventions were designed to make ordinary household appliances smarter. Another major R & D staff worked with friends on the intelligent recognition function of beverage vending machines after graduating from college. You can read employees' purchase preferences by identifying their information. In this way, when people approach the vending machine, they can prepare their favorite drinks for their employees through the wireless badge worn by them.

Today's Internet of things appliances have all the above advantages. For example, the Smart Coffeemaker of this Mr. Coffee is equipped with a liquid crystal display and can execute all scheduled programs. However, it should be pointed out that although the coffee maker can be automatically and quickly connected to the Internet with the development of science and technology, today's programs still cannot fully guarantee the connection of things.

The coffee brewed by the net coffee pot must be better than the traditional coffee pot.