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Smart Equipment Weighs, Mixes, Cooks, and Even Washes Ingredients with Artificial Intelligence, Transforming Meal Preparation into an Automatic and Effortless Experience.
Xiaomi has just strengthened its presence in the connected home world with the Xiaomi Smart Cook, a device that redefines the concept of a smart kitchen. Far beyond a simple electric pot or air fryer, Xiaomi’s new cooking robot combines high technology, automation, and power to make meal preparation practical, fast, and practically autonomous.
Capable of weighing, chopping, sautéing, cooking, mixing, grinding, and even washing ingredients, the Smart Cook integrates over 35 functions into a single device, making it the most complete in its category today, according to many. Its distinguishing feature is not only the functions it offers but also the intelligence that controls them: based on algorithms developed by Xiaomi itself, the robot automatically adjusts temperature, time, and rotation according to the selected recipe.
A Robot for Those Who Don’t Know How to Cook (or Don’t Have Time)
The Xiaomi Smart Cook was designed specifically for modern home environments where space and time are scarce resources. With dimensions of 41 x 31 x 34 cm and a weight of 10 kg, it fits easily into compact kitchens. Still, it features a 2.2-liter pot and accessories that allow for the preparation of up to four dishes at the same time.
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Even those with no kitchen experience can benefit: the device comes with over 200 integrated recipes, which can be updated via the internet. Just select the dish on the 8-inch touch display, add the ingredients according to the instructions on the screen, and the robot takes care of the rest — including automatic washing if necessary.
Much More Than an Air Fryer or Electric Pot
Comparing the Smart Cook to an air fryer or an electric pot is almost unfair. While these devices have limited functions, the Smart Cook acts as a true automated chef. It grills, fries without oil, grinds, chops meat, ferments dough, and prepares elaborate dishes with extreme precision.
Unlike the air fryer, which simply bakes food with hot air, Xiaomi’s robot prepares complete recipes using different techniques simultaneously. And unlike traditional electric pots that require constant supervision and manual adjustments, the Smart Cook connects to Wi-Fi, recognizes ingredients, automatically adjusts variables using AI, and notifies when the food is ready.
A Motor That Goes from 40 to 12,000 RPM
At the heart of the Smart Cook is a variable speed motor that allows for tasks ranging from delicate — like whipping egg whites — to grinding grains or cutting hard foods. This variation ranges from 40 to 12,000 RPM, all automatically configured by Xiaomi’s CookingIoT system, which simulates the methods used by professional chefs.
The result is a robot that replaces more than 30 appliances, including stove, food processor, blender, digital scale, mixer, air fryer, stand mixer, coffee maker, and even a fermentation chamber for bread.
Smart Cooking and Safe Coating
With a power of 1,700 W, the Smart Cook quickly and safely heats the stainless steel pot. The intelligent heating system ensures even cooking, reducing the risk of burning food or leaving it raw inside. Additionally, the exterior coating is heat-resistant, which prevents accidents in the kitchen.
Thanks to its connectivity and the CookingIoT algorithm, the robot can automatically adapt cooking parameters based on the quantity of ingredients, type of dish, and variations in the environment, something few appliances offer in the market.
And the Price?
For now, the Xiaomi Smart Cook is not officially for sale in Brazil, but it can be imported at prices ranging from R$ 5,100 to R$ 13,000, depending on the retailer and import taxes. The official price in Europe is €799.99, making it a direct competitor of the Thermomix, from the German company Vorwerk — although the latter typically exceeds a thousand euros.
For those who value technology and practicality in the kitchen, the Smart Cook from Xiaomi can be a game changer. It saves time, reduces the number of utensils and appliances needed, and offers a level of automation that no other home appliance delivers at this price point.
If you lead a busy routine, live in small spaces, want to eat better, or are just starting in the kitchen, Xiaomi’s cooking robot could be the perfect ally — just follow the on-screen instructions, press a button, and leave the rest to the artificial intelligence.
Technical Specifications — Xiaomi Smart Cook
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 413 x 316 x 344 mm |
| Weight | 10 kg |
| Pot Capacity | 2.2 liters (stainless steel, 3 layers) |
| Power | 1,700 W |
| Motor | 40 to 12,000 RPM |
| Display | 8-inch touch screen |
| Voltage | 220V |
| Electrical Frequency | 50Hz |
| Connectivity | Integrated Wi-Fi |
| AI Features | CookingIoT with automatic adjustment |
| Functions | +35 (cooking, weighing, mixing, washing, grinding) |
| Preparation Modes | Grill, bake, cook, ferment, and more |
| Included Recipes | +200 (with online updates) |
| Accessories | Blades, baskets, spoons, digital scale |
| Self-Cleaning Mode | Yes |
| App Compatibility | Yes (via Wi-Fi and IoT) |
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