Take a Look at the World's First 5-Star Robotic Kitchen Anthony Cuthbertson - Newsweek
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The Moley Robotic Kitchen - Mission & Goals (Moley Robotics)

Imagine the skills of a Michelin-starred chef in your kitchen, capable of cooking over 2,000 different meals. This is the vision of robotics startup Moley, and it is set to be realized with the launch of the world’s first robotic kitchen.

Moley’s Robotic Kitchen works by recording the movements of a chef and replaying them through its robotic arms. Different menus can be selected through an “iTunes-style library” that can be accessed through its touchscreen or remotely through a smartphone.

“3D recipe recording will open up an exciting new world for celebrity chefs and home cooks,” Moley’s website states. “Cooking professionals and owners will be able to present their creations to a huge new audience, with the potential to generate revenue through recipe sales globally.”

The consumer version is set to launch in 2017, but is expected to cost around $75,000.

Check out more technology and gadgets to look forward to in 2017 at Newsweek

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