One of the reasons robots can’t taste food is because they can’t chew it. Chewing is essential to cooking because masticating food helps chefs judge changes in texture and taste.

“But the real advantage is you don’t have to stand ... cannot find enough employees to keep restaurants open.” The robot chef, he said, also offers consistency in every dish as well as ...

A robot chef cooked my ... our robot won — easily," Nola told me during the 30 or so minutes it took ... not food: One previous project of theirs is a real estate search engine, another is a ...

Several fast food chains in the US have hired a robot chef capable of cooking multiple ... Miso engineers can watch Flippy 2 robots working in real time on a big screen, enabling them to help ...

Advances in artificial intelligence are coming to your freezer, in the form of robot-assembled prepared meals. Chef Robotics, a San Francisco–based startup, has launched a system of AI-powered ...

Your salad may be prepared by a robot chef one day. A new University of Cambridge study published in IEEE Access shows how artificial intelligence (AI) computer vision empowers a robotic chef to ...

WATCH: Visit the Dexai robotics lab, where local engineers are working to bring robot chefs to life. If the future of restaurants will involve robots, then it’s being cooked up in Boston.

The appliance measures just 14 inches wide and 13 inches high, so it fits snugly on your kitchen counter. And it works with a chef-designed menu, so meals are delivered right to your home. Options ...

Yes, you read that right. Robots. And it’s so cool! A line of computerized robotic cooking stations – let’s call them “robot chefs” – will cook each individual bowl.

The robot chef observed 16 video demonstrations of human chefs and, the researchers reported, “The algorithm correctly recognizes known recipes in 93% of the demonstrations and successfully ...