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A game-changing step into the future of cooking at home and in restaurants, Moley brings you the world’s first fully robotic kitchen.

The Moley Robotic Kitchen allows you to save time, free up your day from routine cooking, plan and adapt your menu according to different diets and lifestyles, enjoy international cuisine anytime, control calories and get cooking tips and recipes from chefs around the world.

Not only does the robot cook complete meals, it tells you when ingredients need replacing, suggests dishes based on the items you have in stock, learns what you like and even cleans up surfaces after itself.

Our vision will turn your knowledge about cooking and nutrition upside down. Now’s your chance to become the owner of the first robotic kitchen in the world.

Source: https://moley.com/

“What matters in beauty is perception. Perception is how you and other people see you, and this perception is almost always biased. Still, healthy people look more attractive despite their age and nationality.
This has enabled the team of biogerontologists and data scientists, who believe that in the near future machines will be able to get a lot of vital medical information about people’s health by just processing their photos, to develop a set of algorithms that can accurately evaluate the criteria linked to perception of human beauty and health where it is most important – the human face. But evaluating beauty and health is not enough. The team’s challenge is to find effective ways to slow down ageing and help people look healthy and beautiful.
There were many attempts to do this in the past, but this time it will have a global impact because of the advances in deep learning, symbolic learning and massive semantic analysis.” Source

“Alexa, bring me some coke! Who bring is it to your couch? Well, the TrayDrone brings it without complaints. This is a project by Prof. Dr. Jürgen Scheible who showcased the TrayDrone at the LivingKitchen 2019 fair in cologne at the Ballerina Kitchen booth.”

Neues von der Mensch-Maschine Schnittstelle: Wenn Roboter in die Kiste hüpfen

“A team of scientists at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam demonstrated how robots can reproduce. The robot baby is a first step towards robotic ecosystems that can evolve in challenging environments.” Source: Robot Baby Project by Prof.dr. A.E. Eiben on evolving robots / The Evolution of Things


The inconceivable act, the birth of a new form of life in a challenging environment is shown in the 1977 movie Demon Seed. Birth is given by Susan who is forced to reproduce with the smart home Proteus, which is “something more than a human, more than a computer, it is [a] murderously intelligent sensually self-programmed non-being.” Source

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