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MiiTi Infrared Grill

A' Design Award 2026 Silver Winner in Home Appliances Design

15 April 2026

MiiTi Infrared Grill by Tanatar R&D Team
MiiTi Infrared Grill by Tanatar R&D Team
MiiTi Infrared Grill by Tanatar R&D Team
MiiTi Infrared Grill by Tanatar R&D Team
MiiTi Infrared Grill by Tanatar R&D Team

Tanatar R&D Team · CLIENT: Tanatar Die and Stamping Co. Ltd.

MiiTi is a high temperature infrared grill designed for indoor use. Operating at approximately 400°C, it delivers direct and uniform heat transfer, preserving moisture and natural flavor. Its top mounted heating system reduces smoke and odor by preventing direct oil contact. The top down configuration enables consistent results across different food thicknesses. With its compact form, modular structure, ergonomic handling, and inox body with glass detailing, it adapts to contemporary kitchen environments and offers an alternative approach to conventional grilling methods.

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Unique Properties
MiiTi reinterprets traditional cooking with 400°C infrared technology, enabling fast, flavorful searing. Top-mounted elements minimize smoke and odor by avoiding oil contact. Charcoal-like carbon filaments bring grill taste indoors. Its recyclable, modular structure combines ergonomic use with aesthetic appeal. Patented for its unique and functional design.
Dimensions & Packaging
Dimensions: 427x392x365mm
Weight: 13kg
Power: 1760W
Voltage: 220/230V
Amperage:7,5A
Frequency:50/60Hz
The product is packaged in recyclable cardboard, aligning with its sustainable design approach and minimizing environmental impact.
Tags
Infrared grill, indoor barbecue, fast cooking, low smoke, low odor, compact appliance, practical, delicious
Production Technology
MiiTi is manufactured using stainless steel and tempered glass, ensuring hygiene, durability, and easy cleaning. All materials are food-contact safe and long-lasting. The recyclable structure supports sustainable manufacturing and ease of repair. Designed for mass production, it uses recyclable components and optimized assembly to minimize environmental impact.
Design Challenge
The main challenge was selecting materials that withstand extreme heat without deformation, as cooking temperatures reached 400 - 500 degrees Celsius. Ensuring safety and durability required multiple tests. Sourcing suitable infrared filaments with precise specifications was also difficult. These obstacles demanded intense research, collaboration with suppliers, and careful engineering to bring the concept to life.
Project Duration
The project started in July 2021 and finished in April 2025 in Eskisehir, Tanatar Die and Stamps co. ltd.
Operation Flow
Cooking with MiiTi feels easy and comfortable. Place your food, adjust the top, and turn the knob. In seconds, the surface sizzles, locking in all the flavor. The tray glides out smoothly, making it safe to check and handle your meal. Less smoke, less smell, less cleanup. What remains is the joy of cooking - faster, cleaner, and full of rich taste, like a perfect grill night, but right in your kitchen.
Research
The need for faster cooking among individuals with busy lifestyles was observed. To replicate the flavor of grilling indoors, the wavelength of infrared filaments was analyzed and confirmed to match the emission spectrum of glowing charcoal embers. In university-supported tests, MiiTi was compared with a conventional oven and a charcoal grill; pH and acrylamide levels were equivalent, while MiiTi cooked significantly faster. These findings laid the foundation for a high-performance, energy-efficient cooking system with broad application potential.
Inspiration
MiiTi merges traditional cooking with fast, energy-efficient infrared technology to meet modern expectations of speed, flavor, and cleanliness. Research focused on reducing smoke and odor while enhancing usability, hygiene, and taste. The project was inspired by the challenge of achieving the intense sear and satisfaction of grilling, without the drawbacks of outdoor cooking.
Image Credits
Image #1: 3D Artist Nagihan Eda Domen, MiiTi Render, 2025.
Image #2: 3D Artist Nagihan Eda Domen, MiiTi Render, 2025.
Image #3: 3D Artist Nagihan Eda Domen, MiiTi Render, 2025.
Image #4: 3D Artist Nagihan Eda Domen, MiiTi Render, 2025.
Image #5: 3D Artist Nagihan Eda Domen, MiiTi Render, 2025.
Patents
Patents no: 2022/021712 , 2022/021744 , 2022/021695 Patents Holder: Tanatar Kalip Pres isleri San. ve Tic. Ltd. sti. 2022. Turkey.
Patent Pending. Application No. 2024/003287 Applicant: Tanatar Kalip Pres isleri San. ve Tic. Ltd. Sti. Turkey.
National Design Registration Application Filed. Under evaluation by Turkish Patent and Trademark Office.

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