Dobot Robotics' Atom, which was released in March this year at the cost of around $27,500, can be controlled via VR.

The Vision Behind Chef Robotics. Founded by a team of passionate engineers and culinary experts, Chef Robotics envisions a future where AI-powered robot arms work alongside human chefs to enhance ...

They're the arms of Samsung's Bot Chef cooking robot. I'm in Berlin at IFA , Europe's biggest tech show, and I'm getting a cooking demo at Samsung's monstrous booth.

The notion of a kitchen with a built in robot chef capable of whipping up a lobster bisque at the push of a button sounds like something out of Futurama. But it technically exists -- at least as a ...

You could swap hands with the Robot Devil and still not be as good a chef as this prototype from Moley Robotics.The unit consists of two mechanical arms terminating in a pair of highly dexterous ...

A few weeks before the robot chef was unveiled, Moley invited TIME to check out the robot and test its fare. In less than half an hour, the robot made a crab bisque, based on the recipe and ...

It might not be able to sample its own handy work, but this robot chef can whip up an apparently "delicious" crab bisque in just 30 minutes -- the first of an expected repertoire of 2,000 recipes.

The system, a pair of robotic arms, learned to cook by mimicking the motions of a top chef. Even though it can't smell or taste, its maker says the robot should be able to make 2,000 meals by 2017.

As is, $15,000 is what you might spend on a kitchen renovation — one without its own Dr. Claw-like chef arms. What kind of power and dexterity could you get with $100,000 of robotics?

Right now, the chef of the future looks like a pair of robotic arms that descend from the ceiling of a very organized kitchen. And it makes a mean crab bisque. As well it should: The robot has been ...