Kitchen business model based on kitchen robot

Abstract

The invention discloses a kitchen business model based on a kitchen robot, which comprises standards of the kitchen robot and accessory tools, intelligent menus, food materials and special seasonings, delicious food programs, live broadcast, sharing and social contact, exclusive shopping malls, leasing, sharing and exchange use, and intelligent help, manual support, video support and maintenance service. An ecological circle type business model is established in the field of kitchen supplies in a user mutual assistance and integrated sales service mode.

Description

technical field

[0001] This patent relates to a business model, especially an ecosystem business model for kitchen supplies. Background technique

[0002] Taking mobile phones as an example, the operation methods of mobile phones with various functions are completely different. There is no continuity between old and new mobile phones. Every time a user gets a new mobile phone, he has to learn for a period of time before using it. , Brand loyalty is low, the first consideration when buying a mobile phone is whether it is durable, not whether it is easy to use.

[0003] With the development of smart phones, there are only two camps of Apple and Android. The operation methods of the same camp are very similar. The functions and operation methods continue to develop. When changing phones, huge and complex files can be easily exported. The user experience is good, the loyalty is high, and the durability is good. The barriers to competition between the two camps are very high, an...

Examples

Embodiment Construction

[0016] The kitchen ecosystem is built with reference to the ecosystem of smartphones. It combines all kitchen supplies, ingredients and seasonings to create a benign ecosystem with good user experience, high loyalty, and sustainable and reasonable profits for enterprises. The following six points need to be done to build an ecosystem.

[0017] 1. Formulate product standards. Including the kitchen robot's own hardware standards, operating system standards, accessory tool standards, cloud service standards, software menu and data standards.

[0018] Standards refer to the standards involved in kitchen robots and accessory tools, including mandatory standards, general industry standards, internal enterprise standards, necessary standards, optional standards, and spare standards, including but not limited to, shell size standards: overall shape, maximum or minimum size , shell strength, required support strength and maximum pressure it can withstand, its own waterproof standard, ...

technical field

[0001] This patent relates to a business model, especially an ecosystem business model for kitchen supplies. Background technique

[0002] Taking mobile phones as an example, the operation methods of mobile phones with various functions are completely different. There is no continuity between old and new mobile phones. Every time a user gets a new mobile phone, he has to learn for a period of time before using it. , Brand loyalty is low, the first consideration when buying a mobile phone is whether it is durable, not whether it is easy to use.

[0003] With the development of smart phones, there are only two camps of Apple and Android. The operation methods of the same camp are very similar. The functions and operation methods continue to develop. When changing phones, huge and complex files can be easily exported. The user experience is good, the loyalty is high, and the durability is good. The barriers to competition between the two camps are very high, an...

Examples

Embodiment Construction

[0016] The kitchen ecosystem is built with reference to the ecosystem of smartphones. It combines all kitchen supplies, ingredients and seasonings to create a benign ecosystem with good user experience, high loyalty, and sustainable and reasonable profits for enterprises. The following six points need to be done to build an ecosystem.

[0017] 1. Formulate product standards. Including the kitchen robot's own hardware standards, operating system standards, accessory tool standards, cloud service standards, software menu and data standards.

[0018] Standards refer to the standards involved in kitchen robots and accessory tools, including mandatory standards, general industry standards, internal enterprise standards, necessary standards, optional standards, and spare standards, including but not limited to, shell size standards: overall shape, maximum or minimum size , shell strength, required support strength and maximum pressure it can withstand, its own waterproof standard, ...