This describes a smart cooking system that generates its own hydrogen fuel from water using an electrolyzer. This hydrogen then powers a heating element, which is controlled by a processor that can be monitored and adjusted remotely via a network. The system can also store the hydrogen and be powered by renewable energy sources.
Why it matters: Since 2018, the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of small-scale electrolyzers have improved, alongside more robust IoT platforms for remote control. This makes on-demand hydrogen generation for smart appliances more practical.
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