Cinder has recently announced that its Cinder Sensing Cooker is now available for preorder. The Cinder Sensing Cooker is a new piece of kitchen technology which can be preordered for $500. The appliance will start shipping in early 2016.

The Cinder Sensing Cooker is designed largely like a complex grill/thermal chamber which is built with additional extra sensors. The cooker is powered by a 1,800-watt electric heater.

The preorder model of the Cinder Sensing Cooker includes two cooking plates. The appliance is capable of holding temperature steady at 0.25 degrees Fahrenheit for the entire span of cooking time for a dish; and can also go to a high temperature of 550 degrees Fahrenheit.

The information pertaining to temperature is used by the cooker's sensors for projecting the internal temperature of the dish being cooked. As such, the cooker can inform the users precisely when the dish is "done," and also hold the cooking process at that specific moment so that the dish is not overcooked. In addition, the Cinder Sensing Cooker can also ensure that heat is retained, if the users have to wait for a couple of hours before eating a cooked dish.

Though the Cinder Sensing Cooker chiefly functions with a more traditional dial-based control, the appliance will also probably have an accompanying app which will be available for research and monitoring purposes, to enable users to search for different dishes and also find out the exact suggested temperature for cooking a particular dish.