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Future kitchen is a kitchen concept that is essentially what he says it is: the kitchen of the future. It is perhaps not as sophisticated as the Jetsons' kitchen, but it is more advanced than mine. Best of all, it uses something very modern control: SMS.

Suppose you have something in the oven, and you want to cook before going home from work. All you need to do is send a text message, and it will start cooking. You can use it to run the dishwasher, stove, and almost everything else in the kitchen.

Of course, I see several things wrong with this particular product. For example, you really want something in the oven while you are away? It is very easy to forget in your kitchen when you are away, and you do not want to come home to a house full of smoke.

Worse is when you think you've turned on your furnace to use your cell phone, but it seems something went wrong, how you forgot to send the message. Just think of all those times you put a VCR tape, it has not.

Like I said, this gadget directly on concept for now, but it should really reality in a society that constantly texts.