The Kenwood cooking chef is IMHO the (expensive) example on how to get this right. Inductive heating, very precise and even heat distribution. And goes up to 14

The Kenwood cooking chef is IMHO the (expensive) example on how to get this right. Inductive heating, very precise and even heat distribution. And goes up to 140°C. Thermomix stops at 120°C. But for me it is too pricey. I am thinking of hacking the Kenwood kcook and add better temerature control to it, though :-) With an ESP8266 - boom. DIY connected kitchen device!