These robotic arms put a five-star chef in your kitchen
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2016
- Moley Robotics is developing robotic arms that can cook recipes the way the chef intended. Using motion-capture technology, the Moley Kitchen can mimic the movements of famous chefs, allowing users to download recipes the same way you download music.
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But will it insult me like Ramsey? Some people need that push
lol
No but it wont cook like Ramsey either. It cant taste and correct for variables in food and seasoning quality. For instance, the ages of ground spices has a huge effect on taste and when you buy the spices you have no way to know how old they are. So when preparing a dish you taste. How many times have we seen Ramsey yell at someone for not tasting the food they produce? This is one reason why this is an expensive pipe dream.
No but you can download the app fapple and it can do amazing things with your body
too country I like what you mentioned all the above. but, image an app can profile your taste buds and adjust all the seasonings accordingly and you should still have the ability to pick the fresh produce, not relying on the robots... (I think, I am skeptical about the quality of produce when the grocers are doing it for me)
lol great coment hahahahahahahahaha lololo
This would be amazing. Imagine being able to have a home cooked meal ready when you get back from work, or having whatever you want made at any time of day. It would honestly change the world, and probably lead to people eating much healthier. At the very least, the fast food industry would be severely disrupted.
Sammy Florczak
Finally! A comment in which I find no flaw! XD
They aready have that. It's called a wife, although the 5-star chef robot is probably cheaper.
@@theconiferoust9598 found a virgin!:)
@@theconiferoust9598 LMAOOOOO
@@user-kh3nx3mg2f get over it, hun. нам всем хреново.
I can't think of any one physical thing that I want more in life than this. Amazing
Same!
Robot: *WHERE'S THE LAMB SAUCE* (in binary code)
01010111 01001000 01000101 01010010 01000101 00100111 01010011 00100000 01010100 01001000 01000101 00100000 01001100 01000001 01001101 01000010 00100000 01010011 01000001 01010101 01000011 01000101
dotdot dot
It should/would have a vision system. I wouldn’t think that it’d be very reliable without one. If it had a vision system it would indeed get this question from the robot controller (robot brain) quite a bit if you like eating lamb often. Just think, you would be turning your robot into Ramsey.
😂
But will it nag at me if im late for dinner?
@Michal woosh
No that’s why I’m getting it lmfaoo
*Robotic arms presses bread against my head.
"Who's the idiot sandwich?"
"I am."
"And don't you forget."
LMFAO
Next a Robotic system that'll roll a Joint for you.
It's already there..
This one could
There is rolling machine
actually a good idea i want to make one now
If you put codes for rolling joints in it, it’ll do that too
This is actuallly super awesome, if the technology improves this can help people who are disabled with cooking by preparing the meal for them, just wow
Not just disabled I need this. It’s also good for busy people who may be single
In the future it will be absurd to imagine a human cooking/cleaning for another. It might even be considered "inhumane".
That belief sounds very SJW like.
AlphaOmega Seems like a future full of lazy degenerates. I'd rather get hit by a meteor.
AlphaOmega or it might become a super specialized hobby, like people who build cars from scratch.
Alex Chaudhari What does SJW stand for?
as business owner i would prefer these of real humans..profits maximized.
I can see this being a house hold thing one day. It’s just like computers. They were big and expensive, but have gotten better. I see some kind of robot making us real cooked meals for us everyday, in our homes. Holy crap
This is the best piece of tech ever created. I hope this becomes affordable some day.
I just eat cheese block with a bread, using water to get that fuel down the pipe.
You sound like you at work having lunch.
Instead of renovating my kitchen, I would buy this in a heartbeat. Get these to the mass market asap, please.
I really don't like cooking.
Takes a long time, takes a fair bit of focus or you could ruin it, and you can risk basic to severe levels of injury... and no one likes clean up.
I don't care how expensive this is, this is something I need to save up for.
darkfury45 dude if you already whining about cleaning up, i cant imagine if you're working.....
darkfury45 will sell for 15k dollars
Yes, cook decent English food will cost a lot of time... Wait, why English food, they taste like shit >_
Roasted One
Working is way better than mindlessly scrubbing at plates
Maybe I shouldn’t even learn to cook
I love to cook but i also would love to have one of those !!
Think about, no more junk food, maybe less waste... and so fun to watch.
this will be great for disabled billionaires....
more like a new car I think...everyone will want one suppy and demand.
Jake Fritz how much is it
75k is the price
memes daily that’s actually not bad since it’s new
J Riftz billionaires is the key word
Finally........ the future :D
Finally.... I can crack an egg open with this.
F**king skynet coming to kill us all
@@theMAYORproblem no use your brain then they will not kill us
@@theMAYORproblem They wouldn't kill you for a brain like that.
The future belongs to rich people
Since it depends on recorded movements, just move the pot half a feet from its position and the robot won't even know what happened
***** From what they showed, it looks like it is how it works. The machine doesn't recognize the items on the table. They used movement recording equipment to record exactly how the chef's hands moved through space. All the robot does is copy those pre-recorded movements. Move the pot or replace it with a cutting board and the robot won't even know, it will just pour olive oil on the cutting board and hit the pot with a knife.
The robot is in an enclosed area, in other words, behind glass. Mainly for safety reasons - but probably also for the point that you mention - which means that they are the only ones doing the moving.
The Markovs That is true. I also thought the safety glass was to separate the outside environment from the enclosed area, but this also means all of the items inside must act very similarly to their lab counterparts. If the sriracha sauce in the bottle is stickier than usual, then there goes your master chef level of cooking because the amount of sauce deposited will be incorrect (unless they have weight sensors on the arms).
Still, I guess just the robot itself is worth the cost. Anyone can stick a computer to it and modify its brains or add a learning AI.
The grabbing, measuring and cleaning are really easy to program there is a sensor for each of this functions already, but the movements are for when the robot already have the ingredients for the art of cooking itself, not to grab pots, that´s automated , even a smartphone can tell if you move a pot half a feet and adjust an advanced robot can do a lot more
I'm sure it can identify items and compensate for altered locations as long as the item is in the work area. That's really not difficult to program.
The motion recording serves other purposes. You cut bread with sawing motion, while you never saw through meat for example. You whisk a fluid until it's viscosity changes (not for a preset amount of time, but when it reaches a desired consistency). If it can "feel" the change through some sensors in the arm, or even with a camera, knowing when a chef stops whisking can be vital to replicating their results.
The simplest cooking machines right now are things like a rice cooker or bread machine. They are great at producing consistent results, but they have no way of contending with variability in the ingredients. That's why your bread machine will never out perform a skilled baker. The techniques they employ are adaptive, they don't do the same thing twice to achieve consistent results, they compensate for variables. Recording the movements of a chef now is likely more a PR thing. Seasoning an item is done based on the smell of the herbs. Whether it requires more or less depends on the herb, the level of dryness in it, how volatile the oils in the plant are, even what time of day it was harvested can make a noticeable difference. A chef can tell immediately how much they need by the potency of the aroma, but we don't have anything remotely like a nose-sensor that is so versatile for a machine. That means you're back to measuring ingredients and producing inconstant results. It's the difference between a 5 star chef, and a guy with a cookbook written by a 5 star chef.
What interests me more is how the arms get things from storage. If you have to stage ingredients, you might as well just cook yourself. I keep a root cellar, like having 3 aisles of a grocery store in my basement, and the inventory changes frequently as items are used, but not necessarily replenished at fixed intervals (if somethings runs out, it doesn't get restocked until next season when it's fresh from the garden again).
It's not just the motions the arms need, but a comprehensive inventory management system. It needs to know "This has gone bad, don't use it", and "I have ingredients to prepare these 4 dishes, but not the full 20,000 that are programmed". Can it improvise a recipe based on what you have? If there are no mushrooms for the omelet, will it make one without mushrooms? Probably, but what if there are no eggs? The schema used to describe recipes to a machine would need to be far more complicated than a simple cookbook style recipe, as it would have to compensate for these occurrences, which a human would do intuitively.
Moving a robotic arm is undeniably cool, but actually pretty easy to setup. So is item detection. While complex, there are APIs that would allow even a child to program complex robotic systems. It's when you get into the AI aspects that things really become complicated. I'm not sure the system could replace a human in the kitchen anytime in the near future.
I could see this becoming half-assed in implementation. The device would likely come with 200 recipes and there are disposable "packs" which you load into it with pre-measured ingredients of known consistency, barcoded, dated, etc. To make a meal, you reload the desired ingredients packs. Then it's just a fancy TV dinner. From a marketing standpoint however, the sale of the food packs especially through a company like Amazon would be far more lucrative than the sale of the robot itself. Like the Kurig Coffee makers.
Not to mention maintenance and repair. If it's damaged, doesn't look like something you would easily ship back to the manufacturer. You need repair people in the market who can make house-calls. It would need a substantial self-diagnostic system.
I also wonder about liability. If the machine starts a grease fire, it should be able to extinguish it. But as the fire was started by the machine, will the manufacture be liable for damages?
This is a good idea, but it's too early for a commercial product.
Amagine how many people will be without work because of this.
For the elderly, I love it. For us capable of doing the work, well, anyone else seen Wall-E?
maybe when im older and actually have a house I'll be able to get this in my kitchen 😎
Exactly
are you older yet?
Call it T-9000. Arnold warned us this day would come!
How much
I am 31, and rarely do household work. I like cooking as a hobby sometimes, so I need this.
@Luke Lanides 🙂
Chefs are helping themselves getting jobless, 👏👏👏
No idiot, it will make their job much easier and they can be more creative with it too.
@Luke Lanides yeah but these abominations will only get cheaper
They may ask for royalty. Then, they earn without working forever.
the future is jobless anyway, what are you trying to save? What a backwards way of thinking, you probably cried when blockbuster disappeared
@@pangolin1498 and thats bad because?
EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE THIS FROM NOW ON.
Lazy ass xp
If it records Gordon Ramsey hands will it shout his curse words also? 😂
the robot will do gang signs and a middle finger at the end.
lol
This is awesome, cooking takes up so much time
I need this in my life.
no thanks, i can cook my food. give me a robot that can take care the dishes and cleaning the kitchen.
It does that
Same
There's dish washer
@alfyn A dishwasher maybe reduces kitchen cleaning work by like 35%. I still spend hours each week cleaning my kitchen. I have to load and empty the dishwasher, which takes about 50% of the time it would take to just wash the dishes by hand. I have to hand wash the harder to wash or bigger dishes, which take most of the time of washing anyway. I have to wash the counter, and wash the stove.
That robot for restaurants, it can cook again and again
One of these robots gonna leave 4-5 cook unimployed
It's funny because it's true.
Having a robot chef that can cook 24/7 surely could deliver the real gains to a restaurant.
It's Candy Time Boys and Girls
And it doesn’t need to get paid.
robot cannot taste food...
Mohd Manzar Abbas
They chose their career paths poorly.
Mi Bi
People are willing to put McDonald’s frozen and reheated “meat” substance in their mouths. Some people think that grease and salt are flavor. I guarantee you that whatever that robot makes has better taste than what the average person eats (especially if we include third world countries).
TV dinners and mass produced meals are the main constituents of most peoples’ diets. This robot have been precisely programmed to follow the movements of actual chefs making actual meals. It is a machine that could elevate the average man to a point where he no longer relies on corporations to entice him with brightly colored advertisements, he would finally be able to make a decision and select what he wants rather than what he is instructed to want.
Everybody is gangsta until it strangles you.
Now that's cool
wow the wife and the girlfriend are loosing territory lol
lol
inb4 5 star handjob machine
MGTOW for life.
That's not wife and girlfriend. Just you can handle yourself.
g7sky Good for us women and hope robot can release a lot women. :)
Absolute insanity. I love it. Would buy, and pray they don't burn my house down. Automatic sensors and extinguishing system a must.
It cleans,I want one now!
That's actually pretty awesome!
Just add voice recognition and my dream will come true. *Says*"Pizza pepperoni thick crust" and gets his meal just like in Star Trek
Sweet, my programming diploma now makes me more desirable in the kitchen than an actual chef XD
Amazing technology. They should make a track system for the robotic arm to travel in someone's home whos elderly, disabled, or just anyone to help out around the house, have a cooked meal ready for yourself or family when you get home.
AI is going to speed things up in the robotic field.
Excited to see the finished products.
This puts those remarks to rest when anyone says but can it make a sandwich.
Anyone else randomly get this in their recommendations? Lol.
Is someone reading my mind, i just thought of this last week when I wanted to venture into robotics. I should start doing and not thinking.
Yes agreed. I wish i studied AI robotics instead of economics and finance.
Awesome! Great concept!
This is defentely awsome cooking takes so much time. Every house needs to have this. I defentely need to have this in my life
can these b used for prosthetics first?
Bro after watching this kind of things . I don't want to die. I'm still 18 now . I really want to be user of this thing in future.
Do you know 'how can i go to the future' ?
Easy. Just wait
Same
FOMO is harsh
But but
I love cooking...
Well somebody is going to clean that.
Sold!
This is awesome
If this is going to be a stand-alone cooking technology without interacting with others, why not also reengineer the cooking utensils, pots, and other items to be better suited for mechanized interactions? As is, the idea is nice and could definitely assist humans in various ways even beyond the kitchen...
This is step one, interact with things already invented
I watched this video 2 years ago and now I become a mechatronic engineer, programing for robotic arms, wtf.
Duran Chen same lol. But diy
Did you invent something
It's all fun and games until it ask you for the lamb sauce
This will be my first Thermomix & KitchenAid
Atleast this robot doesn't cost too much during divorce 😂😂😂😂
Must be one of the most expensive home restaurant services there is.
I've wanted this since Flubber came out. 22 years later, let's go!
Dude this is insane!!
what if he is cutting vegetables and I walk passed it and get stab.
That can easily be fixed with an update.
ok i die I'll stick to grandma's delicious dishes
+Someone 25 you better not miss an update
u deserve it
thats why there is a window separating you with those hands...
Cool, I'm glad that I'm a programmer. I'm not going to lose my job to a robot in the future haha.
Nathan Hyde
Lots of companies in North America are outsourcing that to India now.
Lol not entirely true if this how's the way I think it will robots will be writing those own code
Programmers are being replaced by Machine Learning.
India holds nearly 60% of software market so guess who will lose job? 🙄
Michael Priest Indian*
You walk into your kitchen, to check on the robotic Ramsay cooking a meal for you.... and all of the sudden the robotic arms drop their knife and fork.. the hands start to form to middle fingers...
*ITSSSSSSS FUCKINNNN RAWWWW*
Incredible
Quite clever but to me there's a lack of creativity in design on show here. Surely a better solution would be to analyse a chef's movements and the recipe (cooking times etc.) and design a device that optimises the two leveraging true multitasking capability, machine learning etc. rather than simply mimicking human movement. Why limit this system to what humans can do with our linear/serial processor (sorry ladies - there's really no such thing as true 'multi-tasking' I understand) and two hands? Just my 2 cents... Cheers from Australia, Dave
As an addendum... where will the love come from? True cooking needs love, not algorithms. :)
deldridg love is an algorithm
Not in my world I hope. Nothing formulaic or machine randomised about it whatsoever.
@@deldridg Love is just a brain chemical that causes people to remain together for survival and reproduction. People who do it survive and reproduce, passing on the genes to for love chemicals to the next generation.
Who the asian lady? Asking for research purposes...
But can it add the basic ingredient of love into the meal?
It's brilliant
I can't cook for shit because there's so much to do and remember. And I'm scared of living on my own. Having one of these would be epic.
That's why we created these things called "Cook Books" and "Cooking Instructions". A cook book is a book made up of recipes that you can follow, and they tell you what to do without having to remember all of the steps off the top of your head. I would highly reccomend you buy a cook book, or if you can't find/afford one you can always use a search engine. A search engine allows you browse the web to look for specific information, so you can use the search engine to look up cooking recipes.
I actually like cooking. -.-
This thing will never be the answer. It cant taste and correct for variables in food and seasoning quality. For instance, the ages of ground spices has a huge effect on taste and when you buy the spices you have no way to know how old they are. So when preparing a dish you taste. How many times have we seen Ramsey yell at someone for not tasting the food they produce? This is one reason why this is an expensive pipe dream.
+too country
That's why these things will only be used in restaurants for set menus. Of course, someone will still need to stock them.
Stop being feminist and get a man... (oh shit, he most likely will not cook for you too)
I wonder how it knows where each dish, utensil and ingredient is...
Good question
I guess they will sell this as a complete standardized kitchen, where all utensil are in the same place, and you will have to put the ingredients in fixed specified places.
Alexis McCormick It doesn't. It's just a preprogrammed presentation to catch naive Kickstarter investors.
It doesn't know if the stove really came on or if the butter melted or even didn't come off the knife.
All the ingredients in the spaghetti "demo" just magically appeared, pre-measured.
amazing.
Everyone gangsta until the hand starts swinging the knife
DAMN!! SO WHAT WILL WOMEN DO NOW? INSTEAD OF MAKING ME A SANDWICH 😂 😂
-_- Sometimes I forget some people think purely on what genitals you have. What will men do? Robots can take over all jobs. -_-
@@cendresaphoenix1974 I can lift more than you based on my balls producing testosterone. Now go make me a sandwich x
@@69maldenway Yet you can't lift a ship. Your also slow. Don't go make me a sandwich I'll have the robot do it... Would be faster and taste better.
@@cendresaphoenix1974
@@-Vitalis- Oh look they don't agree with me lets let our tribalist nature kick in and lob them in with everyone else just so I can feel good and get likes.
YAY LESS JOBS AND MORE LAZYNESS!
Incredibly innovative system is breathtaking and awesome. 👌👌👍👍
you can’t replace the genuine soul of cooking with a cold machine
Yeah the same was said for drawing, look where we are with "dalle 2"
This is future old man.
i want a robot to wash up not cook, dishwashers are rubbish
Listen technology is good and all but I fear the day we'll look like those fat people from WALLE everything done for us
That fear is not based on anything.
There are hundreds of outcomes possible, and you happen to cling on 1 hypothetical situation you saw in an animated movie.
One of the many other hundreds or thousands outcomes would be enabling people to eat tasty and healthy food without the effort and time needed.
@@sj0nnie Your absolutely right it's just people in general do get lazy if the work is done for them
Too late... we are already fat and stupid.
So true.
human from walle are all canibals you know that?
if this was a 100k and work absolutely flawlessly i'd buy it
its 10,000-15,000 US dollars
I would love that
Why? Just why ??? Have we became so stupid to make robots do everything... I really hate this future and I wish I was born in a future were we wouldn't use robots for our everyday lifes
So don't get one. I on the other hand would love to have one.
EVERY JOB WILL BE REPLACED.
It will great with my Maserati and Versace wardrobe.
coming soon! to a kitchen near you!
and it cleans up!!!!
Well I would enjoy that preparing breakfast while getting ready for work or a nice dinner after gym
Amazing I am excited to own it
This gives new meaning to the phrase "The robots are revolting!"
OMG THE FUTURE LOOKS SO GOOD
I wonder how it will handle getting the ingredients. Do I just lay it on the table myself or does it go behind a magic door that leads to the fridge?
Pretty good,but does it have airpod ready?
THE ROBO ARMS SCARE THE SHIT OUT OF ME!!!
Amazing....
It'll be funny once the robot uprising turns out be robot cooks poisoning the humans' food... a lot less spectacular than Terminator !
It's all fun and games until it starts throwing plates at you
Future: You don’t pay subscription to keep your robochef making food, you starve to death because you have 0 idea how to make food.
A lot of time has passed, nothing new has been heard about this robot. Was the project abandoned?
Robot arms are sweaty, Mom's spaghetti
everything works perfect on graphics :)))))
I do that all on my own, thanks.
I think the biggest challenge would probably be the robot recognizing and handling each individual ingredient and sensing it. I don't think programming it to cook would be very difficult
It does that easy
Gotta get me one of them👍
Nah Nothing Can't Beat Food made By Love
-Spongbob
OMG THIS IS AAAAWESOOOOOOOOOOOOOOME