Intelligent coffee brewer Gina allows you to experience three different kinds of coffee making.
Coffee is essential for sleepy office workers during the day, so high-tech coffee brewing methods must bring a lot of convenience to life. Goat Story has launched a smart coffee brewer, Gina, which automatically brews a cup of coffee in the morning and tells you how to make coffee and tips via APP, a mobile phone connected to Bluetooth.
The intelligent coffee brewer Gina looks no different from a regular coffee maker, with a ceramic funnel at the top for filling water, but it is unique in that it has a copper valve in the middle of the body, a design that allows users to experience three different coffee making methods with one coffee maker. By adjusting the valve, you can use three different coffee making methods: brewing, soaking and cold dripping.
The coffee machine can also be connected to a mobile phone via Bluetooth and provide real-time guidance on the brewing process via APP, including the amount of coffee beans and water used. For cold coffee that takes a long time, it will also display a reminder after it has been made. Users can also share their production experiences and methods with others in the Gina online community.
Goat Story is holding a fund-raising event called Kickstarter, hoping to raise $50000 for the production of the Gina smart coffee machine. The intelligent coffee machine is expected to go on sale in April 2017.
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