Robots are a technology that has the potential to change the world. From extremely difficult to dangerous jobs to things that humans simply don't want to do, robots will fill the gaps in these jobs without complaints. However, the work that is common to humans can now be replaced by robots. Yes, it is cooking. There are already robots that can automatically make two popular foods, burgers and pizzas.
At the Disrupt conference in September this year, two robots called Miso and Zume will be unveiled, and they will lead us to an in-depth discussion of future food technologies.
Miso
Behind the Miso robot is a brain that precisely controls the arm, which can be mass-produced in the kitchen while performing almost all preparation and cooking. First, Miso teamed up with CaliBurger to create a Flippy robot that can cook and flip burgers, which is often a job that requires a lot of fume and a lot of burden.
Although Flippy CaliBurger is only the company's first product, this programmable kitchen assistant has great potential. In the kitchen, there is a lot of work that is monotonous and dangerous, and Miso's robots can fill these jobs. Interestingly, Miso itself does not produce and sell robots, but instead controls a conventional robotic arm through its own chef cooking software.
David Zito, CEO and co-founder of Miso, will discuss how Flippy works and the future impact of Miso on food technology.
Dongguan Zhonghe Electronics Co., Ltd. , https://www.zhonghesleeving.com