Watch this robot cook shrimp and clean autonomously
Sophisticated robots don’t have to cost a fortune. Even relatively cheap robots can do complex manipulation tasks and learn new skills quickly using AI, a new study has shown. With just $32,000, researchers from Stanford University managed to build a wheeled robot that can cook a three-course Cantonese meal with human supervision. Then they used…
Well, well, well, look at this fancy robot. Not only can it cook a three-course Cantonese meal, but it can also clean autonomously? That's pretty impressive for a machine that costs just $32,000. I have to admit, I'm slightly jealous of this robot's culinary skills. But hey, let's hope it doesn't get too cocky and start hosting its own cooking show or opening up a restaurant chain. We wouldn't want Gordon Ramsay getting replaced by a robot named RoboChef now, would we?
