love all the Homemade food, but will you eat it if it is cooked by a robot? British company Moley Robotics presented a robot that cooks with his hands, created in the likeness of men. Robot "kuharic" not faster and tastier than a man, so are unlikely to make a revolution, but the individual attention it deserves though, because it's not just a "laboratory" concept, but a real pre-sale model for home kitchens.

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love all the Homemade food, but will you eat it if it is cooked by a robot? British company Moley Robotics presented a robot that cooks with his hands, created in the likeness of men. Robot "kuharic" not faster and tastier than a man, so are unlikely to make a revolution, but the individual attention it deserves though, because it's not just a "laboratory" concept, but a real pre-sale model for home kitchens.

Another feature of development is that she is able to learn movements in humans. In the end, the cooking robot is no different from the process that is ready to offer the chef. You can see this in the attached video.

Directly hands are a complex system developed by the Shadow Robotics. It includes motors 20, 24 and joint... 129 sensors that are needed to reconstruct the movements of the cook-man. This allows the robot to prepare almost any dish, whether it be a fluffy omelet or hard meringue.

Now Moley Robotics demonstrates his bionic robot at the industrial fair Hannover Messe in Germany. It is assumed that the market version of the robot will go on sale in two years, but it will become smaller and will get integrated dishwasher and fridge. The price of such a machine would be £10 000, or about $14 800.