American student creates oven that can choose doneness by color

No more worrying about burnt or undercooked bread, the smart toaster “Hue” invented by an American student can toast bread exactly to the color of your choice.

Georgia Tech student Basheer Tome has invented a “Hue” toaster that works on color sensors. (Photo: Daily Mail)

Users simply select the desired cake color on the round touch screen, from light brown to dark brown. (Photo: Daily Mail)

The sensor will continuously monitor both sides of the cake and turn off the heat when the color reaches the selected requirement. (Photo: Daily Mail)

Unlike traditional toasters that use timers, “Hue” ensures absolute consistency between toasts. (Photo: Basheer Tome)

A live color display makes it easy for users to observe and adjust. (Photo: Basheer Tome)

The machine is designed with aluminum, steel and transparent glass, allowing a clear view of the cake during the baking process. (Photo: Basheer Tome)

Although still a prototype, the invention is already gaining traction among home appliance manufacturers. (Photo: Basheer Tome)

Basheer says he created “Hue” to help people feel more confident about baking without the fear of burning. (Photo: Basheer Tome)

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