“When a robot is learning how to cook, like any other cook, it needs indications of how well it did,” Abdulali said. “We want the robots to understand the concept of taste, which will make ...

Posha co-founder and CEO Raghav Gupta with his company's robot chef. (GeekWire Photo /) The joy of cooking may mean different things to ...

The system, a pair of robotic arms, learned to cook by mimicking the motions of a top chef. Even though it can't smell or taste, its maker says the robot should be able to make 2,000 meals by 2017.

From robots that flip burgers in California to ones that serve up bratwursts in Berlin, we are starting to see how machines can play sous-chef in kitchens around the world. But scientists at the ...

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A robot cook has been trained to recreate dishes after watching videos of a human assembling meals from several ingredients, and even created one AI original. Some good news for chefs: it looks ...

From there, the robot chef was even able to create its own, original salad based on its previous learning.

A robot chef developed by researchers from Cambridge can reportedly chew, taste, and adjust food seasoning as needed. But how?

Researchers at University of Cambridge have trained a robot chef to observe recipes made by humans and then recreate them.

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A Russian robotics company has built an automatic kitchen capable of cooking 2,000 different meals — and it could be in homes by 2017. Moley Robotics' kitchen will cost about $15,000 and ...