Adrian Wan of the South China Morning Post reports, visitors to the inaugural Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Asia in Shanghai on Monday were cooked food by a robotic kitchen, the first of its kind according to its creators.
Designed by London-based Moley Robotics, the automated kitchen consists of two large robotic arms which can construct dishes based on an iTunes-like library of recipes. The arms were designed by the Shadow Robot company, which also provides technologies to NASA, and consist of 20 motors, 24 joints and 129 sensors allowing them to mimic the movements and dexterity of human hands.
This ROBOTIC KITCHEN can cook more than 2000 dishes http://t.co/HuZ8kkjOgl #CESAsia pic.twitter.com/lQkGDw3dug
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