CES 2020: Kitchens get smarter at tech show, not yet in many homes

The Bot Chef on display before a demonstration at the Samsung booth during CES in Las Vegas. The robot is designed to help with cooking tasks, not to make a meal all on it's own. — Photos: AP

LAS VEGAS: Tell your refrigerator about your dietary preferences and it’ll concoct a recipe plan for the coming week, sending a shopping list to your smartphone when it notices you’ve run out of the right ingredients.

Counter-top robotic arms help chop veggies. Artificially intelligent oven cameras and Internet-connected meat thermometers keep track of what’s cooking. And then – voila! – a stove-top camera can show off your culinary creations on Instagram.