Connected Robotics – Robotic kitchen Japan
Why it matters: Connected Robotics – Robotic kitchen Japan – Japanese start-up company ‘Connected Robotics’ is developing the world’s first, fully-automated robotic kitchen system.
Category: AI
Amazon and data collection
Why it matters: Amazon and data collection – Amazon is a machine that can simultaneously observe, compare and analyze more than 300 million people worldwide.
The internet of everything – Our relationship with the internet
Why it matters: The internet of everything – Our relationship with the internet is a very interesting documentary that explores our move towards surveillance state.
Samsung Bot Chef
Why it matters: With Samsung Bot Chef, artificial intelligence (AI) fueled robotics identifies and understands behaviors to become a better robotic assistant and companion, managing whatever is thrown its way.
How to Label Images Properly for AI: Top 5 Challenges & Best Practices
Why it matters: As a radical transformer, image labeling regulates the AI model precision and thus is a successful lever for computer vision models. Playing a central role, it works as the foremost procedure in AI implementation success.
AI & data-driven Starbucks – Deep Brew
Why it matters: Deep Brew is the brand’s AI-based platform that drives the brand’s personalization engine, optimizes store labour allocation, and manages inventory in stores.
Moley – The MasterChef Robot
Why it matters: Moley – The MasterChef Robot is trained by master chef’s and can cook their recipes for you and is a game-changing step into the future of cooking at home.
Beastro by Kitchen Robotics
Why it matters: Beastro ™ by kitchen robotics is the worlds most advanced Robotic Dark Kitchen solution. It simplifies not only the design and preparation of dishes but also maintains consistency, sanitary standards and personal customized touch.
Pazzi – The World’s First Autonomous Pizza Robot
Why it matters: The world’s first autonomous pizza robot, with increasing public health and safety concerns, quest for quality and traceability, and labor constraints, the definition of “Fast Food of the Future” is changing.