The new project, known as Hi Pedini, was designed to integrate advanced artificial intelligence technology and home automations into sophisticated kitchen designs for modern homes. Hi Pedini allows users to speak to their kitchen for a wide range of commands and features created to provide increased productivity, improved safety, and an overall more personalized experience.

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Some of the most innovative functions include controls via a user’s voice or smartphone, air quality monitoring, and phone alerts in the event of gas or water leaks. Hi Pedini also helps users organize and manage shopping lists, find inspiration for new recipes, and control doors in your kitchen with simple voice commands. You can even program your kitchen assistant to greet you every morning with a warm, freshly-brewed cup of coffee made just the way you like it.

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Hi Pedini kitchens can also modify the environment and adapt to the specific mood and needs of families. With a simple voice command, Hi Pedini can change the colors and tones of the kitchen to make it more suitable for all sorts of occasions. Another important highlight designed for families is the new “Baby Mode” feature which alerts parents when babies and toddlers access certain areas of the kitchen, such as cabinets with sharp and fragile items in them.

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These are just some of the most significant features of Hi Pedini kitchens, but there is much more these kitchens can offer. We encourage you to visit Pedini to learn more about these groundbreaking kitchens and how they can make life easier for you and your family.

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Microsoft has opened a new space for meetings, work seminars, and settings to type away at computers, 12 feet off the ground in tree houses. Their woodland offsite in the Pacific Northwest is built on 500 acres of woodland, perfectly remote from the sounds of the city of technological advances nearby. The tree houses were built by Pete Nelson of the Animal Planet series Treehouse Masters, and feature all kinds of improvements and architectural adjustments to make the fun new environment a workplace dream scenario.

The complex features burnt wood, a beautiful skylight, and is full of outlets and wired for electricity, an important commodity to the tech trade. While moves like this have catered to younger workers’ interests, Microsoft seems to think differently. In a recently statement on their blog announcing the tree houses, the company spoke to how working in the wilderness boosts creativity and mindfulness in their work.

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Paul Allen, known for co-founding computer giant Microsoft, just purchased this fancy new manse in a very exclusive neighborhood.

The philanthropist, investor and business tycoon also owns the Seahawks and Portland Trail Blazers.

$27M earned Allen 22,000 square feet of living space, a steal compared to the property’s former price tag of $31.8M. The home boasts a spa, six bedrooms, plenty of natural light, guest house, home theater, seven fireplaces, glass walls, vaulted ceilings, picturesque grounds, expansive in-ground pool and more.

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