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来源：家居百科时间：2025年09月09日 10:43

Transforming the Kitchen into a Haven of Relaxation

At the heart of many modern homes—the kitchen—is a place that many find anything but relaxing. Filled with oil smoke, noise, dishwashing, and cleaning, these mundane tasks continually consume our time and energy. Just thinking about coming home to cook can bring a sense of dread. This turns what should be a warm, bustling hub of family love into a source of chronic stress.

However, by re-examining the meaning of the kitchen, it becomes clear that it's not just a place for cooking; it should also be a hub of family emotions and a sanctuary for personal well-being. A.O.史密斯's "Shen" Smart Kitchen is based on this insight, leveraging technology to make "relaxed cooking" a reality, and even gives scientific grounding to "catching good luck".

Smart Voice + Automatic Collaboration: Freeing Hands, Reducing Decision Fatigue

In psychology, there's a key concept called "Decision Fatigue." This refers to the depletion of psychological energy as people make frequent small decisions, leading to a decline in self-control, mood swings, and even avoidance of decision-making. The kitchen is precisely the area where decisions are most frequent: "How do I adjust the heat?" "How do I set the dishwasher?" "How loud should the range hood be?"

These daily troubles were long unsolvable. Thankfully, with A.O.史密斯, its "Shen" Smart Kitchen uses a smart voice system to convert these trivial decisions into simple commands:

"Hey, A.O.史密斯, turn on stir-fry mode" → The range hood automatically adjusts the air volume; "Hey, A.O.史密斯, cook for 30 minutes" → The stove turns off automatically at the set time; "Dishwasher to start at 9 PM tonight" → The system starts on time, with hot water washing and high-temperature sterilization completed in one go. Smart Voice Control

A study by the American Psychological Association (APA) shows that reducing daily micro-decisions can significantly lower psychological load, allowing people to focus more on truly important matters. What the "Shen" Smart Kitchen does is to take over repetitive labor with technology, from flipping stir-fry to voice-operated dishwashing, truly taking on the heavy labor and creating an unprecedented space of relaxation in the kitchen.

Between Quiet and Cleanliness, Elevating Emotional Resilience: The Kitchen as a Healing Space

The environment of the kitchen can directly affect the emotional state of the cook. With the fast pace of modern life, the attention span of people is decreasing due to short videos and fragmented reading. Noisy cooking, greasy countertops, and polluted air are all "invisible killers" of emotion for sensitive urbanites.

A.O.史密斯's "Shen" range hood, with its split design and top and side dual suction system, keeps the noise of high-heat cooking under 58 decibels (equivalent to a library environment). Users can talk while cooking, and they can clearly hear doorbells and phone rings, without missing anything. More importantly, a quiet environment helps keep people relaxed.

Psychological research has long found that the environment's quietness and cleanliness are closely related to individuals' emotional resilience. A controllable, comfortable, and low-pressure environment can help people recover faster from stress and maintain a positive mindset.

The 24-hour safety monitoring function unique to the "Shen" Smart Kitchen can also "lend a hand." It can detect natural gas and carbon monoxide concentrations in real-time, and issue an alarm and automatically start exhaust when an abnormality is detected. This "all-around guarantee" of safety makes users, especially the elderly, able to enjoy food and the hustle and bustle of life with more composure and peace of mind.

This "relaxation" supported by technology gradually spreads to the whole life state. Users are able to save psychological energy and face the challenges of life with a more positive and composed attitude. This mindset is precisely the psychological foundation for "catching good luck." Cooking easily, living comfortably, good luck will naturally come.

Time surplus and mental relaxation: the psychological foundation for good luck

Good luck is not accidental; it is the result of mindset and behavior. In "The Luck Factor," British psychologist Richard Wiseman points out that so-called lucky people are often more open and relaxed in mindset, which makes them more likely to recognize and act on opportunities.

A.O.史密斯's "Shen" Smart Kitchen creates a mindset conducive to "catching good luck" by providing a relaxed cooking experience. The "Shen" Smart Kitchen, through features such as the spiral washing machine and the one-wipe clean range hood, completely frees users from repetitive labor such as dishwashing and cleaning, saving several hours of kitchen cleaning and cleaning time each week.

This saved time becomes real "time surplus"—available for reading, exercise, spending time with family, learning new skills, or simply daydreaming and relaxing.

People with time surplus are more likely to maintain a positive mindset, more willing to try new things, and more likely to experience "good luck" in social and professional life. The kitchen, therefore, turns from a consumptive space to an empowering starting point. Not only is cooking a form of healing, but the environment and process of cooking can also provide a sense of healing.

A.O.史密斯's "Shen" Smart Kitchen is not just a set of smart home appliances; it is a "mindset solution." It reduces decision fatigue, improves emotional resilience, and creates time surplus, helping users build a more relaxed, open, and positive life state.

This state is the best posture for "catching good luck." Cooking easily, living comfortably, good luck will naturally come.

In September, join the A.O.史密斯 "Shen" Kitchen Life Festival to add good luck to your life with smart technology.