Robotic Kitchen Cooks Food In 3 Minutes Or Less

Located in Boston, Spyce is a fast-casual restaurant created by four MIT graduates. It promises to deliver salads and grain bowls in three minutes or less, after you order from a kiosk. The only human employee in the kitchen provides fresh toppings and garnish to your meal. Each salad-and-grain bowl costs $7.50.

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[tonybutcher]

A tumble drier for 2-minute noodle dishes, definitely a students idea of cooking.

[Ingodwetrust]

"Eww gross. You're saying humans used to prepare food? What if he picked his nose?"
- People in the future, probably.

[MichaelJayValueInvesting]

Robots, will work 24 hours a day, never be late, never complain, don't care about a raise, and need no benefits.

Watch out humans!

[clar]

I think robot's are the future for fast food chains but maybe not restaurants

[Mike]

Why do some people insist on calling every machine a robot? Can it sense its surroundings? Does it have some sort of intelligence? Can it make decisions? Can it be reprogrammed to do other tasks? If not, then it's not a robot. If we keep calling everything a robot then my printer will end up being "a robot that can write with perfect calligraphy" or even my dishwasher will be called a robot.

[wengramos]

Karen: I'd like to speak to your chef.
The chef:

[hadeefarhan]

All they really showed us was the robots mixing stuff. Do the robots cut up, prepare and season all the ingredients as well? Because it can't be a true robotic kitchen if they don't.

[WatchingDude]

A Version for home use would be a great aid to the elderly

[grammarofficerkrupke]

Wow, these guys will be responsible for millions of future homeless people. It's truly inspiring!

[homeschoolroots]

Human fast-food workers: We want a raise just because...
Restaurants: Nah, we'll take a robot instead
Human fast-food workers: Unemployed

[LetsMakeItOfficial]

Next time i'm in Boston, definitely checking this out.

[Rashaadthegr]

More security in my field. Someone has to program and design these things.

[PatrikMT]

brilliant idea! This is the future of fast food chains.

[kertaspaper]

I remember learning about this on a documentary series on Discovery Science.

[davidho]

i like the little notch in the tumbler that stirs the food. simple and elegant design to do it.

[amethysth.]

I want this robot and the founders in my house. Looks so cool. I guess I need to move over to Boston to try that.

[jbjco]

Why don't they talk about how those Vegetables are chopped

[shreyashrav]

I really want to visit and you should have to expand your franchise all over the world, it's truly needed
👍😎👣

[bobr.]

I LIKE IT...removes people from more drudgery. Not a nice place to work in the heat of the summer...wow...GO MIT Grads.

[BangMaster]

I like Robots more than Humans, you only have to put one time investment in purchasing them, and there is little maintenance cost,
other than that, they don't complain, they don't take sick leaves, they don't want promotions, they don't need benefits, they don't need raise, they continuously work without any breaks, they are never late, and they do exactly what they are programmed to do
like what more could a person running his own business want, automation is the future of many industries, and it is reasonable because robots are way better employees than humans