June's smart oven can now cook pre-packaged Whole Foods meals

June's smart oven is supposed to be capable of scanning, analyzing, and properly cooking whatever you throw in it, but today, it's getting some more specific cooking options courtesy of Whole Foods. The oven will now include a Whole Foods button. These will be prepackaged foods specific to the store, which may benefit from additional precision.

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On the right side, you just choose a dish, like "lamb chop" or "fries" – and the oven is presumed to be based on preprogrammed instructions. Adding in Whole Foods will be more likely, but it will also be better.

The integration makes a lot of sense, though, and perhaps it was inevitable. Amazon, which owns Whole Foods, in the United States, and this integration, is the first step in the market. Tovala, for instance, sells meal kits with instructions that are ready for use. June says "more than 30" Whole Foods will be supported at launch.

June may have been one of the first in the smart oven space, but it's in a growing market with technology that's likely to keep catching on. Traditional kitchen appliances are starting to add in similar scanning features, so we're likely to see you and make it easier.