Swipe and glide to create gourmet sous vide meals with GE's new induction cooktops (pictures)

The new GE Monogram Induction cooktops for 2015 feature a slick touch interface you interact with through finger swipes and taps.

GE will sell a $149 sous vide accessory that enables its ranges to tackle slow, immersion cooking in high-tech style.

The GE sous vide accessory takes advantage of induction compatible pots by magnetically clamping to the sides of cooking vessels.

Once clamped into place, drop your favorite stock pot filled with water down onto one of the Monogram's induction burners.

The  new GE Monogram induction ranges come with a special griddle pan. The cooktops can also link a pair of burners together for more even griddle cooking.

The sous vide accessory links to GE's new stoves over wireless Bluetooth connection. A temperature readout displays water conditions in real time.

Celebrity chef  Martin Yan was on hand to demo GE's new Induction cooktops as well.