Is this the future of home cooking?

[CharlieD]

My VCR is still blinking the clock that was never set. I am afraid such robot will be sitting on the counter, I just hope it looks pretty. Cause I won't be able to figure out the set up.

Hm, why can't I add an emoji here?

 

[John B Good]

I see that the Nosh is listed on Amazon for $70,000+ . I don't think that Santa will be bringing me one anytime soon!

 

[dragnlaw]

Hm, why can't I add an emoji here?

Have you added emoji's before with no problem?

Perhaps the emoji robo is jealous.

 

[Chef Odin]

I see that the Nosh is listed on Amazon for $70,000+ . I don't think that Santa will be bringing me one anytime soon!

That is Indian rupees. US $ cost is estimated to be around $1500. If you’re right though, yow!!

 

[caseydog]

I'm sure the fast food industry is looking at this with belle. Imagine the millions of workers they can replace with these AI bots.

CD

Well, autocorrect got me, again, but I don't remember what I meant to type instead of "belle."

CD

 

[Kathleen]

I'm going to invest in the opening of a "Stuffer Shake" that will feature the biologically engineered "Porcu-swine burger" with sides of tato strings and diet soy soda.

 

[Gone Hiking]

That sounds like the ultimate kitchen "gadget" that will be collecting dust in short order.

 

[jennyema]

There are already places that use automated cooking. I think there is a place in Boston that does it. They have spinning woks that do all the cooking and then dumps the food when the server comes to get it. Washes itself and is ready for the next order. I guess the future of work is robot repair?

Ummmm… never heard of it

 

[pictonguy]

Ummmm… never heard of it

It's basically a mixing bowl (wok) sitting mostly sideways that continually mixes with humans loading it and the washing is normal in the context of a wok station. The human gets to stand and watch something that they could easily do, it's basically a stand mixer. Stupid is as stupid does, lol

 

[jennyema]

It's basically a mixing bowl (wok) sitting mostly sideways that continually mixes with humans loading it and the washing is normal in the context of a wok station. The human gets to stand and watch something that they could easily do, it's basically a stand mixer. Stupid is as stupid does, lol

Where in Boston is it?

 

[John B Good]

That is Indian rupees. US $ cost is estimated to be around $1500. If you’re right though, yow!!

I think you're correct - I just saw the google link for Nosh at Amazon and clicked on the link. It appears that the 70,999 includes free delivery to Mumbai!

 

[dcSaute]

my parent had a 'summer cottage' - waterfront & all that.
all the Popular Science and Popular Mechanic magazines were re-homed to a storage bin below a built in couch thingie....

when they sold the place, I took all the magazines home, they're in my basement.
it is exceedingly curious to see all the stuff from the mid-1950's that was going to happen 'real soon now' - that still have not come to pass.... 60+ years later . . .

flying cars, self-driving cars, 300 mph trains, robots to do everything from shine your shoes to clean the toilet.....

my all time favorite: "nuclear power - it will be so cheap to produce you won't even have a usage meter, they'll just sent you a bill for $4-$5 dollars a month . . . "

 

[pictonguy]

my parent had a 'summer cottage' - waterfront & all that.
all the Popular Science and Popular Mechanic magazines were re-homed to a storage bin below a built in couch thingie....

when they sold the place, I took all the magazines home, they're in my basement.
it is exceedingly curious to see all the stuff from the mid-1950's that was going to happen 'real soon now' - that still have not come to pass.... 60+ years later . . .

flying cars, self-driving cars, 300 mph trains, robots to do everything from shine your shoes to clean the toilet.....

my all time favorite: "nuclear power - it will be so cheap to produce you won't even have a usage meter, they'll just sent you a bill for $4-$5 dollars a month . . . "

Japan and China do have and testing maglev trains that have reached over 300 mph. crazy times.

 

[forty_caliber]

A robotic home chef is an unlikely future. Instead of a robot, maybe a Star Trek food replicator

I think a more realistic future will center around distribution efficiency. The cost of transporting foods from farm to table is a large percentage of your grocery bill. If you get more food on the truck, the cost goes down.

Mom you really know how to hydrate a pizza.

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