I visited a retirement (with assisted living option) recently and thought, wow, this old conduction coil stove, picturing 1 of the measurements for my own grand

I visited a retirement (with assisted living option) recently and thought, wow, this old conduction coil stove, picturing 1 of the measurements for my own grandmother's independence was her leaving the stove on. My induction single burner has both a visual (touch) interface with audio cues, it has a built in timer, it automatically shuts off when it overheats, it's rapidly cool to the touch, it has a pan removed alarm, it has a built in fan. I think between the distractions (cell phone, TV) and baby boomers, these are a lot safer than gas or conduction. Anecdotally, having recently gone from conduction election to gas, it's weird to realize not only can my tools melt, but they can actually burn if they get too much flame up the side.