Burgers prepared by a robot can now be ordered directly from a vending machine.


A burger making robot is being tested in vending machines, enabling users to order fresh cooked burgers instead of the standard junk food or drinks from a vending machine. — AFP Relaxnews

When hunger strikes unexpectedly, how about grabbing a quick burger on the way home from the office or a night on the town?

You'll need to wait just six minutes to have your snack prepared by RoboBurger, the first burger-making robot vending machine. WTF? -- What the food, that is...

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