14:23Machine-translated from Azerbaijani by AIRead in Azerbaijani
Cosori develops 510-manat coffee maker that mimics a barista
Cosori has developed Juni, a new drip coffee maker that mechanically replicates the movements a barista makes when brewing coffee by hand. The device automates pouring water over the coffee. It does this using a rotating basket and an extendable water head. By adjusting the direction and speed of the water, the system makes it easier to achieve the same flavor every morning.
Conventional drip coffee makers spray water onto ground coffee from above. Juni, however, mimics the circular motion a barista makes with a gooseneck kettle. According to Cosori, the 360-degree spiral flow of water evenly saturates the coffee and prevents the water from passing through only certain areas. The company studied baristas’ movements for 18 months to develop this mechanism. Juni can also use artificial intelligence to select suitable brewing settings. When the user scans a package of coffee beans, the device creates a brewing profile suited to the type of bean and the cup size. The water temperature, flow rate, pause duration and agitation level can then be adjusted. The system warns users if the selected settings could cause the coffee to be under- or over-extracted.
Users can change all the settings manually and use the artificial intelligence warnings as guidance. For simpler operation, there are also one-touch preset modes suited to different types of coffee and roasts. However, it has not yet been disclosed whether package scanning will work with every coffee brand. Juni also has a timer that can be set to a different time for each day of the week. The device can remind the user to add water and coffee the night before. Cosori Juni sells for $299.99 (approximately 510 manat). For comparison, the Fellow Aiden Precision Coffee Maker, which offers similar capabilities, has a list price of $365 (approximately 620 manat).
Conventional drip coffee makers spray water onto ground coffee from above. Juni, however, mimics the circular motion a barista makes with a gooseneck kettle. According to Cosori, the 360-degree spiral flow of water evenly saturates the coffee and prevents the water from passing through only certain areas. The company studied baristas’ movements for 18 months to develop this mechanism. Juni can also use artificial intelligence to select suitable brewing settings. When the user scans a package of coffee beans, the device creates a brewing profile suited to the type of bean and the cup size. The water temperature, flow rate, pause duration and agitation level can then be adjusted. The system warns users if the selected settings could cause the coffee to be under- or over-extracted. Users can change all the settings manually and use the artificial intelligence warnings as guidance. For simpler operation, there are also one-touch preset modes suited to different types of coffee and roasts. However, it has not yet been disclosed whether package scanning will work with every coffee brand. Juni also has a timer that can be set to a different time for each day of the week. The device can remind the user to add water and coffee the night before. Cosori Juni sells for $299.99 (approximately 510 manat). For comparison, the Fellow Aiden Precision Coffee Maker, which offers similar capabilities, has a list price of $365 (approximately 620 manat).