This $333,000 Robot Kitchen Can Cook 5,000 Recipes From Scratch

Moley Robotics company from London, the UK has recently announced that its robot kitchen can cook from scratch and even clean up the mess without complaining at all.

As the brainchild of Rusian computer scientist and mathematician Mark Oleynik, the robot named Moley Kitchen is advertised to be able to serve standard restaurant meals without the help of an owner. Mark Oleynik is also the founder of Moley Robotics.

Moley was developed with the support of Tim Anderson, a culinary creator who won the BBC’s MasterChef series in 2011.

Anderson’s cooking techniques were replicated in three-dimensional space transformed into graceful digital motion using on-demand algorithms.

At the new product launch, Anderson and fellow chè Nicole Pisani and Andrew Clarke cooked 30 dishes to demonstrate Mokey Kitchen’s ability.

Every month, Moley will be updated with a new recipe. Customers can choose dishes from a menu of over 5,000 dishes. They can also store a list of their favorite recipes.

Moley has two robotic arms with fully articulated “hands” developed by Moley Robotics in cooperation with Schunk, the world’s leading manufacturer of robots from Germany.

In addition, Moley can even alert you when there is not much food left in the refrigerator.

And if you are worried about how this robotic chef might turn your kitchen into a mess, no need to. The robot can even clean up on its own after finishing cooking without a single complaint, according to the founder Oleynik.

Because of what it can do, Moley isn’t cheap at all. Its price is £248,000 or around $333,000. With this amount of money, you can buy an average house in the UK, a supercar, or even a small yacht.

Oleynik admits that Moley does come at a high price but says that the company has received more than 1,000 orders from interested customers. The company hopes to release models at cheaper prices in the future.

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