Quiett is a modular induction cooktop that uses a streaming system to help users to cook. The design gives a unique cooking experience and it aims to help the user to cook on their own and make the modern cooking lessons even more convenient. The main board has one burner with a touch screen that lights underneath the smooth surface. Users can simply cast the screen of their phone by connecting the Quiett with Bluetooth and use it as a cookbook. This way, users can concentrate on what they are doing and keep their hands free.

Dosun Shin is an Associate Professor of industrial design at The Design School, Arizona State University. He received his Master of Fine Arts degree in Industrial Design from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in August 2003, and his Bachelor of Fine Arts in Industrial Design from Keimyung University, South Korea in February of 1999. He has been an industrial designer since 1999 working both in design consultancies and corporations. The research Professor Shin has undertaken at Arizona State University is informed by his professional experience and expertise in the area of product design and development. His research interests center around the "humanization of technology" with a specific focus on assistive devices for people with physical limitations.

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