Despite the photo in the article, it's not a home dishwasher; it's a "disinfector" meant for hospital or medical labs. Most users probably want to--or are requ

Despite the photo in the article, it's not a home dishwasher; it's a "disinfector" meant for hospital or medical labs. Most users probably want to--or are required to--keep records about the cycle length, maximum temperature, and stuff like that. We had an older machine that printed this information on cash register paper, but clearly that's not ideal if you want the data to be stored and searchable. Similarly, the remote monitoring/alarms could useful for keeping procedures on schedule.