GKILO: Kitchen scale or cutting board?

Successful baking requires a good kitchen scale. Feast your eyes on the lovely GKILO scale (pronounced kilo) which, when not in use, looks like a cutting board. But thanks to a set of cleverly hidden white LEDs on one side, the GKILO displays the weight of whatever you set on it. And when it's upside-down, it displays the time instead.

Since there are no buttons, resetting the scale, taring, and setting the time are all accomplished through simple hand gestures. There's a matching clock and timer available too called the CLOGK. Both devices also offer wireless connectivity to an accompanying iOS or Android app, which then allows them to work together.

So for example, if you weigh a squash and then let the app know what vegetable it is, it will tell you the recommended cooking time by weight, and then automatically program the CLOGK's timer for you. They are expected to sell for $225 a piece.