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I want to see a high-end robot restaurant that's run as a work of art rather than a race-to-the-bottom. Think Benihana, but run by KUKA robots. You'd sit facing
by ohazi 8y ago
I want to see a high-end robot restaurant that's run as a work of art rather than a race-to-the-bottom. Think Benihana, but run by KUKA robots. You'd sit facing a kitchen behind a glass wall and watch the robots fling things around dangerously -- knives, cutting boards, frying pans, etc.
You'd order a complicated dish and watch in amazement as the robots prepare it in front of you.
- bcassedy 8y agoI'm really curious how something like that would be received. Is Benihana entertaining to watch because of the tricks themselves or because it's impressive that a human has learned to perform the tricks consistently?
- workinthehead 8y agoIf I ever had the chance to go see a robot doing Benihana tricks it would definitely be worth going at least once. Perhaps I have more appreciation for the degree of engineering that would go into something like that though.
- imglorp 8y agoMaybe the bot can get the shrimp in my mouth.
- cookingrobot 8y agoNow you’re talking.
- SmellyGeekBoy 8y agoHeh, unrelated but my wife and I decided to visit the "Robot Restaurant" in Shinjuku Tokyo expecting exactly this. Turns out it's a glorified strip club with lasers.