Midea showcases wireless home appliances at IFA 2024. Models feature ki technology, which sends electrical energy by proximity and dispenses with electrical wires. Understand

Midea to showcase wireless home appliances at IFA 2024

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Models have KI technology, which sends electrical energy by proximity and does not require electrical wires. Understand

A IFA 2024 is in full swing and in addition to new products for notebooks, smartphones and other household items, we also had news about the first wireless appliances that use KI technology, a new standard that will be present in several devices launched in the second half of 2024 and early 2025. Understand the news and more details about the new appliances from Midea.

Understanding Ki (Kitchen Induction) technology

This standard was first presented in the CES 2023 and, in practice, through a wireless sensor, up to 2.200 watts of energy will be sent to household appliances with a sensor, as shown below:

Ki charging symbol for wireless home appliances, also called kitchen induction
KI charging arrives to allow wireless use (Photo: Reproduction/YouTube)

The idea is to launch electric rice cookers, toasters, blenders, coffee makers and fryers to see how this works in practice and, after some time, scale the standard so that more and more people have access to the technology.

In addition to eliminating wires, WPC (Wireless Power Consortium), who takes care of the KI technology standard, explains that it will be possible to place a KI sensor on dual-function induction cooktops or as stand-alone transmitters and, later, as hidden transmitters mounted under countertops, kitchen islands or even tables. 

Another positive point is that energy will only be sent when a KI sensor detects an appliance with KI compatibility. KI loading, which prevents your hands from burning when they pass through the sensor.

Featured models

Midea Wireless Home Appliances at Ifa 2024
Celestial Flex line will be the world's first wireless line (Photo: Reproduction/Midea)

Despite presenting its first wireless appliances, the transition from Midea na IFA 2024 It was very simple: we only know that the line Celestial Flex will be composed of a blender, a steamer and a kettle. Midea is one of the most active WPC companies and participated in the development of this standard and it makes sense that it would be one of the first companies to put models like these on the market.

In addition to these three new wireless appliances, we also learned the first information about the Midea One Oven, an oven that can be built into the wall and has been defined as versatile, as it serves as a microwave, steamer and air fryer. Look:

Midea one oven
Midea One Oven combines three appliances in one (Photo: Reproduction/Midea)

The most interesting thing about this oven, besides saving space, is that it can be used in all stages of preparation: from freezing the piece of meat to preparing it, via air fryer. The company also highlights that it can be easily cleaned using steam cleaning technology, something not seen in traditional ovens.

Pricing and Availability

More details on prices and even when these appliances will be available Midea will be released to the general market have not yet been announced, but it should not take long for the company and more competitors to start investing heavily in this KI charging technology.

We will update this article when this information is released. In the meantime, let us know. Comment: Would you use a home appliance with Ki technology?

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Text proofread by: Daniel Coutinho in 06 / 09 / 2024

With information: The Verge


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