Imagine having a kitchen assistant that not only cooks your favorite recipes but also cleans and washes dishes. Moley Robotics, a London-based company, has made this possible by developing a robotic kitchen system that uses advanced robotic arms to mimic human movement and create delicious meals.

The robotic kitchen system, developed in collaboration with Shadow Robotics, Yachtline, DYSEGNO, Sebastian Conran, and Stanford University professor Mark Katkosky, uses a pair of universal robotic manipulators that operate with a touchscreen connected to Wi-Fi. The system is based on a 3D recipe that captures human movement, where hands mimic their cyber gloves. These advanced robotic arm-integrated gloves were created by Shadow Robot Company, one of the oldest UK robotics companies and leading technology experts in understanding and manipulating robotics.

The robotic kitchen system works at a speed comparable to that of a human and is intended for home use. It is more of a kitchen assistant that not only cooks according to your favorite recipe but also cleans and washes dishes. The system is designed to ensure safety, with a flexible glass cell to prevent any accidents.

The International Federation of Robotics estimates that more than 6.1 million domestic robots were sold in 2017, worth $1.6 billion, a third more than the previous year. Moley Robotics is at the forefront of this growing industry, giving future professionals and designers the opportunity to apply new technologies and showcase innovative designs with new techniques, including artificial intelligence, sensors, 3D technologies, and showing a new dimension of the robotic kitchen concept.

With new developments, Moley is preparing enhancements for this project, where it can include cameras so that users can teach them how to create their own dishes, which can then be uploaded to a digital recipe library and shared. It is expected that this type of creative technology will be available at low prices using advanced security techniques and the latest technological developments.

Hire a robot worker today and revolutionize your kitchen with Moley Robotics' robotic kitchen assistant.