Robot chef serves up the future of home cooking


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 16 Apr 2015

OUTSOURCE COOKING: People who don't enjoy cooking will be thrilled to know that UK-based Moley Robotics has developed a robotic chef that can whip up professional quality meals at home.

A robotic chef that can whip up professional quality meals in a matter of minutes has been developed by engineers in the UK, who call it the world's first Automated Kitchen. 

The system was created by UK-based Moley Robotics, which aims to develop a consumer version with an affordable price tag within two years, supported by an iTunes-style library of recipes that can downloaded for the robo-chef to cook in the home. 

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