Having a robotic pair of arms in the kitchen, especially ones that started life being designed for factory use, probably makes you think it’ll be very noisy and hugely expensive to run.

The Moley Kitchen uses a pair of robotic arms with fully articulated hands by SCHUNK, specially designed cookware and utensils, sensors and cameras, and a vast library of recipes.

While the Moley robotic kitchen does use machines to create meals, this doesn’t mean that the robotic arms cook as a machine would. Instead, Moley teamed up with BBC "MasterChef" winner Tim ...

YouTube/ Moley Robotics Moley Robotics is releasing the world's first robot kitchen in 2017. Cooking will be as easy as pulling up a recipe and sitting back and watching a pair of robotic arms do ...

LONDON, Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The world's first robotic kitchen was showcased today at CES 2021 (Consumer Electronics Show), one of the world's premier consumer technology shows. Created ...

The notion of a kitchen with a built in robot chef capable of whipping up a lobster bisque at the push of a button sounds like something out of Futurama. But it technically exists -- at least as a ...

Samsung Electronics has showcased futuristic robots for use in the kitchen, including a robot arm dubbed Samsung Bot Chef that will help with cooking.

The Robotic Kitchen is essentially a culinary photocopier, producing batches of crab bisque entirely from memory. If anything is out of position by even a few millimeters, it's game over.

The ABB robotic arm, nicknamed “Vincenzo,” pulls pizzas from the 800-degree robotic oven and places them on nearby shelves, filling an entire rack in around four and a half minutes.

A robot vacuum with an arm that picks up socks costs thousands now, but Roborock is working on a mass-market version that will cost "just hundreds," its president promises.