Robots

Meet Japan’s Robot Ramen Chefs

By Danny Allen on August 5, 2009 at 4:30 PM

Nagoya’s FuA-Men (Fully Automated raMen) restaurant features two assembly line style chef and assistant robots that can dish out 80 bowls of noodles a day.

Shop owner and robot manufacturer, Kenji Nagaya, told Reuters that the robots improve “the accuracy of timing in boiling noodles, precise movements in adding toppings and consistency of the taste and temperature of the soup.” Oishii!

[Nilab and Reuters via Technovelgy]

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