Multi-functionality isn’t exactly a novel concept in tech. It’s not even a new concept in the home – you need only look at the best multi-cookers, the best smart displays and the best smart TVs to realize that. It has, however, been underutilized, especially in home appliances and devices, which isn’t surprising given that the more products you buy, the more money manufacturers typically make.
Just look around your home: you’ve probably got a robot vacuum, a cordless vacuum, an air purifier, a separate fan for the summer, a washer unit, next to that a dryer unit, and the list goes on. Over in your kitchen, you probably have an air fryer, a sous vide station, a separate oven, etc. These days, with all these admittedly amazing, life-simplifying smart products available to us on the market, it’s rather easy to end up with a slew of appliances that take up space, increase our carbon footprint, and can only do one thing at a time.
