In particular, the 'Electric Range Induction' that Samsung Electronics is releasing this time has enhanced convenience and safety by being equipped with a Wi-Fi-based IoT function. Even if the user is not in the kitchen, the 'SmartThings App' allows for safer use by allowing the user to check at a glance whether each burner is on and the level of heat.

Additionally, you can use the 'Kitchen Timer' function within the 'SmartThings App' to set the cooking time for each burner and receive an alarm after the set time has elapsed, allowing for optimal cooking.

Samsung Electronics' new 'Electric Range Induction' features a wide 'Flex Zone Plus' that allows the use of containers of various sizes and shapes, allowing it to be used to suit the user's cooking needs, such as preparing multiple dishes at once.

Samsung's unique "Virtual Flame" feature has also been implemented. "Virtual Flame" projects a flame shape onto the induction cooktop via LEDs beneath the glass top, allowing consumers to intuitively check operation and flame intensity, something that's difficult to do with conventional induction cooktops. This feature has been well-received by consumers.