I don't understand how this can accurately measure the temperature of the cookware itself. I have an induction stove, and the stoves surface never gets nearly as hot as the pan or pot itself.
I love the knobs on this hob/stovetop.
It took me a lot of work to find an induction top with analog[1] knobs for my mum. Touch "buttons" and sliders are always a sign of absolutely shit usability/accessibility in my experience.
[1] well they were actually digital knobs not analog potentiometers: one of the knobs has a fault in the internal optical sensors or something because it can get into a state of flicking between two digital readings.
Wonder if pot itself could work as a knob.
I.e. push a pedal, turn desired pot, indicator shows power level.