In the Chinese city of Hangzhou, there is a restaurant called “24 Jieqi Robot Restaurant” that uses robots to order, serve, clean, and cook food. However, before a customer can place an order, AI analyzes their condition: scans their tongue, face, and asks them to fill out a questionnaire.
In the Chinese city of Hangzhou, there is a restaurant called “24 Jieqi Robot Restaurant” that uses robots to order, serve, clean, and cook food. However, before a customer can place an order, AI analyzes their condition: scans their tongue, face, and asks them to fill out a questionnaire.
The restaurant employs eight robots, which have taken on 60% of the work of the kitchen staff, writes the South China Morning Post.
Before a customer places an order, the robots conduct an AI analysis: they scan their face and tongue, and they are asked to fill out a short questionnaire.
Based on this data, the robots create a report on the visitor's lifestyle, emotional well-being, and digestive state, after which they recommend seasonal dishes that are beneficial for health.
The robots can prepare over 100 dishes. They store data on heat settings borrowed from professional chefs and accurately mimic their movements when frying and rotating the pan. This allows the robot chefs to ensure a consistently high quality of the dishes they prepare.
