Is There a Robot Chef on the Horizon?

 If you're looking for a new addition to your kitchen, you might have considered a robotic chef. You've probably seen Roboeatz Snackbot. But how about the future? Is there a robot chef on the horizon? Read on to learn more about these innovations in the culinary world. Until then, enjoy these fun, delicious robots! Here are some features of the latest generation of robots.

Roboeatz robot chef

Known as Roboeatz, the robotic chef will allow you to prepare a dish by simply selecting a menu item on its touch screen and waiting for it to prepare it. The robot uses sensors to map the ingredients, pots and cookware. It will even crack eggs. The Roboeatz robot is expected to be available in 2022. This technology is similar to Apple's iTunes library. But the Roboeatz robot is not just a fancy gadget that will make your kitchen more efficient.

Snackbot

In a city awash in robots, the Snackbot robot chef is making the neighbourhood a more approachable place to live and work. The mobile robot can cook snacks for its human masters and also serve as a research platform for other projects. It is equipped with cameras and headlights so it can navigate in full darkness or even rain. Its all-wheel-drive capability helps it negotiate steep hills and curbs. It even respects the community around it.

The Snackbot robot is self-driving, weighs 80 pounds, stands under three feet high and has a camera. It can travel 20 miles on a single charge and even carry food uphill and in the rain. Currently, three campus employees will take care of the robot's maintenance, including restocking it with PepsiCo, replacing batteries and maintaining lights. Ultimately, Snackbot will be able to make a living by itself, without a human chef.

Motoman

If you are considering purchasing a robot for your home, you may be wondering how to use it properly. There are many benefits to having a cooking robot for your meals for you, but if you don't know what to do with the machine, you can read about some of these in the manual that came with your robotic chef. Motoman has two robotic arms that each has seven articulations and a torso rotation. It is large enough to perform many tasks, including making sushi, cooking food, and even serving beer.

For example, Motoman can assemble a disposable camera from a dozen parts and can cook okonomiyaki in under two minutes. The robot also uses speech recognition technology to take your order and uses standard kitchen utensils. The robot even flips okonomiyaki once it is done, and can even apply condiments to it if you want. With this kind of versatility, Motoman is bound to pique the interest of restaurant owners as well as human chefs.