traditional gas or electric cookers with remote control panels were not widely available in the consumer market. However, technology and appliance trends are constantly evolving, so it's possible that new innovations have emerged since then.
At that time, remote control panels were more commonly associated with high-end or professional-grade kitchen appliances, such as induction cooktops or wall ovens. These remote control panels often allow users to control the cooking settings and temperatures from a separate wall-mounted or countertop unit, providing a more convenient and accessible interface.
To find out if remote-controlled cookers are now available in the market, I recommend checking with major appliance manufacturers, visiting appliance stores, or exploring online retail platforms. You can also look for the latest product reviews and articles to see if any advancements have been made in this area.
If this feature is not widely available, you might consider looking into alternative solutions, such as separate smart cooking systems or using smart plugs or outlets to remotely control your existing cooker. Always ensure that any modifications or additions to your appliances are safe and comply with the manufacturer's guidelines and safety standards.