At the World Travel Catering & Onboard Services Expo (WTCE) in Hamburg this week, dnata – one of the world’s largest air services providers – offered attendees a glimpse into the future of its ...

One Emirati company is hoping to take plane food to bold new technological heights. Air and travel services provider Dnata unveiled an innovative cooking robot at the World Travel Catering & Onboard ...

In brief: Robotic kitchens will probably never replace humans, but that doesn't stop companies like Moley, Hyper Food Robotics, Xrobotics, Dexai Robotics, Miso Robotics, and Nala Robotics from trying.

Until we live in a glorious future where all our dietary needs are met by ingesting three simple pills, someone in your home will need to do the cooking. Fortunately, that someone doesn't need to be ...

dnata’s culinary demonstration features the world’s first AI-powered robot capable of handling cooking operations in commercial and residential kitchens. Developed by Moley Robotics, it is able to ...

The future is here, and it wants to cook you spaghetti. The British robotics company Moley is crowdfunding its robot chef, which it plans to put on the market in 2017. The robot chef’s movements and ...

dnata has introduced a ‘ground-breaking’ cooking robot at World Travel Catering & Onboard Services Expo (WTCE). dnata’s culinary demonstration features the world’s first AI-powered robot capable of ...