Cooking with Confidence - Yanko Design

Even when you have your eyesight, cooking can be a daunting task! For those with vision impairments, it's side by side to incommunicable. Folks, all the same, is a series of familiar kitchen tools adjusted to blind individuals' sensory strengths. Each of the five tools leverages on natural, sensory feedback and tactile cues and so users can prepare food safely with independence, confidence and dignity.

Designer: Kevin Chiam

KNIFE: features a retractable guard that serves as a physical anchor and guides the fingers during the cutting process. This encourages blade contact and makes it safer to utilise. It besides makes it possible to make clean any food that may be stuck to be hands cleared from the bract.

CHOPPING BOARD: features a side tray that rests freely on the sides of the chopping board's valley. This acts as an extension of the hand to gather and efficiently transfer ingredients with less spillage.

STOVE RING: has a terraced contour that allows the user to finer recognize the burner'southward boundaries, eliminating unnecessary probing. It likewise centralizes and secures cookware in identify during the cooking process to prevent topples and spills.

POT Lid: provides a convenient nesting spot for kitchen tools or ingredients. An ergonomic handle and dipped shape also make information technology like shooting fish in a barrel to transfer food.

TEASPOON: features an integrated bladder that rises as liquids are added into a given vessel. When the float touches the user'south fingers, which are usually situated near the rim of the vessel, it informs the water level and prevents contents from overflowing.