Your salad may be prepared by a robot chef one day. A new University of Cambridge study published in IEEE Access shows how artificial intelligence (AI) computer vision empowers a robotic chef to ...

High-end restaurants are increasingly experimenting with robotic cooking systems as labor shortages, rising wages, and demand for consistency reshape kitchen operations. Automation can handle ...

If you ever cook according to a recipe, you will inevitably come to a critical step in preparing any dish: tasting it. But what if your blender could sample your tomato soup for you and perfect it to ...

Anyone fancy a salad made by a robot? Researchers at the University of Cambridge say they’ve trained a robotic “chef” to watch and learn from videos of people preparing meals, then recreate the dish ...

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As a lover of good food, but someone who dislikes cooking, I’ve always fantasised about having a robot chef at home. Now, thanks to the work of researchers at the University of Cambridge, my dream may ...

image: Researchers have trained a robotic ‘chef’ to watch and learn from cooking videos, and recreate the dish itself. The researchers, from the University of Cambridge, programmed their robotic chef ...

It’s no secret that we’re not all equal when it comes to skills in – or the inclination to spend time in – the kitchen. It’s one of the key drivers behind the push to use new AI developments to shape ...

We're starting to see robots gain footholds in the food industry in some pretty interesting ways, from droids that carry out deliveries, to systems that churn out 300 pizzas an hour to cybernetic ...