Robotic Kitchen Cooks Food In 4 Minutes Or Less

Robotic Kitchen Cooks Food In 4 Minutes Or Less
Spyce Restaurant Boston
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You know a restaurant is going to be lit when it is spelt Spyce with a letter "y" instead of an "i". Spyce Restaurant in Boston lives up to that challenge by presenting the best meal you've ever had untouched by human hands.

Created in 2018 by a team of MIT grads, Spyce Restaurant is described as a culinary experience enhanced by technology. They're not joking about that either, as this robotic kitchen can produce a stunning 300 bowls or food per hour with little stress. In fact, they have gotten a lot of good press from the fact that their Infinite Kitchen performs tasks like
searing proteins, steaming grains, and measuring toppings to create delicious food in less than 3 minutes.

How does this work?

Well, they make use of a series of seven mechanical cooking woks in place of human chefs. These kitchen robots are designed to simultaneously prepare food in less than three minutes. The only time human hands will touch your meal is when the ingredients are getting prepared and during the garnishing of the meal to give it that 5-star restaurant look.

Eating at Spyce Restaurant can be a bit troubling if you aren't technologically savvy, as almost everything is done through technology including placing your order on a touch screen, and the clean up after the meal has been consumed.

The very best part of the restaurant is the auto-cleaning system that consumes 80 percent less water than the average dishwasher in the process, which is extremely kind to Mother Earth and the average meal starts at about 7.50 USD, which is extremely kind to my pockets.

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[silverchairsg]

Those MIT folks need to start working on an affordable home version of this machine ASAP.

[stonesinew]

Spyce got bought out by Sweetgreen and shut down both their locations back in 2021. I miss them - the food was really good and it was fun to see my bowl go down the conveyor belt in their 2.0 configuration of the restaurant after they got rid of the spinning pots.

[easternwestern]

All ingredients are precooked and machines are only heating them up because 3 minutes can not cook anything at all.

[gacattack]

I need a home version of this machine, that will prepare all the ingredients as well. Looks like just need a refrigerated whole food and liquid dispenser like a vending machine and a spice dispenser with a blender before the pot.

[sebastienfoulc]

Creating food in less than 3 minutes may sound impressive. But… will it create for you this memorable culinary experience that will create the emotional connection needed for you to become a regular customer ? Can robots do this ? Maybe it’s possible… somehow I wish it will never happen. Cooking is an art and eating is an experience that creates emotions.

[joselitoalcazar]

Not only you get your tummy filled up but also your eyes and curiosity with amazing technology while prepping your order. Kudos to those MIT grads. ❤❤❤🥘🥘🥘👏👏👏

[DarkMeyer]

My family run food business since my grandfather was young. The food industry is real tough, physically demanding on the body.
My dad, uncles, aunts made lots of money but their bodies at old age have lots of health problem due to the prolong tiredness of their career - manual labour.
I welcome these changes in technology that reduce the effort needed to whip up delicious meal.
You will still need a chef to monitor and ensure the food output is still of decent quality.
But you now need hire engineers instead of chef to maintain the equipment.
I would say this setup would be suitable low cost but high demand for food.
Otherwise, if i have to pay a premium for food, i would want a chef to cook it

[joanndavis]

Amazing 👍! And it's so affordable, considering no hired chefs in this kitchen, prep cooks get paid to do that at a much less pay grade. I can see this kind of kitchen in the homes of the future ( seems strange referring to the future when we're all in it already).

[ktefccre]

$7.5 for a small bowl of food
Seems expensive
Good promise. Many chefs are overworked and stressed. This will help them a lot. Won't eliminate jobs but help chef make more food. Like how dishwashing machines help dishwashers.
Need home version so i don't have to go out anymore.

[ChefDansHookah]

That says "lost jobs" to me.

[meeskees]

So behind that wall there’s a bunch of people cutting like any other kitchen?

[augustjsb]

So I'm going to need you to never say "lit" again... 🤣🤣

[loribach]

Was Pluto in Aquarius over the next 20 years we will witness the birth and death of technological advancements.

[williambudd]

But does the food taste as good as when a human made it?

[KimchiSpringRoll]

10 prep cooks in the back and 1 guy on the line operating the machines lmao

[HandlingSmilus]

As if our American recipes aren’t bland enough 😂

[martincheung]

😂😂😂, don't you guys heard about preserved meal? 20 years ago restaurant had found ways to cook with just a macrowave oven. These robot is for gimmick only.

[pantsri]

I can't explain why but you will taste the machines, not homemade cooking.

[Eric-jouh]

Could they please invent a machine to push the start button……😂

[sbdiaries]

That sure takes cooking to the next level ❤❤❤