Moley Robotic Kitchen cooks paella

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[@VladyslavHladchenko]

the dude : "it is the most technologically advanced kitchen in the world" the same dude : *cuts the onion himself*

[@UmarAli-tq8pl]

I mean cutting is the easiest/fastest part of the process, so I don't mind that, but the electricity usage could be a problem.

[@user-te2zq6tb9k]

@@UmarAli-tq8pl Wrong. You have to do all food prep yourself. That's the part of cooking that takes time. The actual cooking is fast.

[@akawilly]

Why doesn't the robot do the food prep? I've been following this for years now, ever since it was featured in Popular Science, and the promise was that the robot would go from start to finish, prep to cleaning, fully autonomously. They said you could select what you wanted in an app on your phone, and the food would be ready for you when you got home. Please address this concern, and provide a time-lapse type video showing it make a bunch of diferent dishes. Thank you.

[@hdavid988]

Yeah, totally! But now you got a vulcanic marble table! Doesn't that compensate huh? :D

[@MoleyRobotics]

Currently, Moley cannot cut products because any robotic engagement with blades requires additional certification for security reasons. We are working on it. Right now Moley kitchen can cook around 50 recipes in its database and it's updated regularly.

[@andersnilsson1951]

@@MoleyRobotics If I buy now, will you get that functionality well when it is certified? Is there a demo on when it also prep the food?

[@douglasdlutz7087]

@@andersnilsson1951 Do you have the $350,000 spare change to afford it now?

[@RRJOfficial]

@@MoleyRobotics Would the final version be only 280 000€ + VAT? That's quite cheap in my opinion, especially if there is a long warranty and great customer support. Are you going to increase the price? Sounds pretty good investment.

[@vanessaacanfora1568]

It's so slow that i ve the time to go to Spain and have a take away paella😝

[@LainRacing]

Been following this product for years. If one day they can do the prep work from start to finish including cutting and cleaning very much will buy for its price. Lets hope it gets there, I know they are working on the prep work licence for blades

[@yifanping5090]

I absolutely love the concept, just a couple of personal feedbacks from what I saw in this video: 1. I would not want to do the chopping myself, if I have invested thousands of dollars into a next generation robotic kitchen. I cook myself and I feel like preparing the ingredient takes up a majority of my overall meal prep. I hope that the robotic kitchen can process ingredients from step 1 which is washing. Also, I feel like there are some basic techniques in cooking that takes time for people to master, which could be a constraint to home cooking. A robotic kitchen should be able to close that gap2. If we are only looking to replicate the final dish, why don't we break away from traditional cooking method and make it more industrial? For example, we don't really need to use a traditional pot and stir with a spoon. Instead, we can use a more efficient container and stir it by rolling it etc. I see a lot of potential to make the cooking process a lot more efficient. 3. It seems that it will take a lot of work to clean the robots and the station. Also, from a pure environmental engineering perspective, there will be a lot of electricity used in the process, which can be costly and environmentally unfriendly. These are just some of my first impressions.

[@MoleyRobotics]

Dear Yifan, currently, Moley cannot cut products because any robotic engagement with blades requires additional certification for security reasons. We are working on it. We also plan to launch a delivery service that will provide our clients with ready-to-cook products in a needed form and quantity. Product sets will contain the main ingredients for recipes from our library. Speaking about other tech advancement - first, it was our conscious decision to make all the processes accessible both to robot and human, second, we will soon announce a contest for tech development ideas, and you will be able to contribute with you expertise.

[@rajkschwartz]

Y do you need hands 🙌 and a brain if robots can do everything for you

[@ASMR-XI-ZUI]

Great feedback. Can you illustrate further by what u refer 2 as rolling method instead of stirring.

[@Xeegar]

@@ASMR-XI-ZUI Asking for free business secrets? Shame

[@MrDeaz]

@@rajkschwartz I hope you mailed this comment in, instead of using a computer.

[@kupo3283]

Could we please see a timelapse of Moley cooking a dish? We don't get to see a lot of it at work.

[@matthewerwin971]

I appreciate the new video - but I think it can be improved with less talking by the host and less focus on the pots, pans and utensils. Just show lots of dishes that it cooks and some higher speed videos of the cooking process. Can the robot do the food prep too?

[@MoleyRobotics]

Dear Matthew, maybe you would like this higher speed video from Gitex more kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2HPcmx-bceknKM

[@johnpayne5590]

It will be able to in the future, But right now robots need a certification to use knives and sharp objects.

[@tyapka]

Kinda wondered too I so much focus on kitchen tops and other irrelevant stuff. However I should say its a good start from robotics perspective.

[@martin19072]

In 10 years when its cheaper, faster, has more recipies and it is also certified to use a knife I will 100% buy cuz I hate cooking. But until then ima just have to wait.

[@Daniel-gr8dm]

As a person who love cooking, i cant understand why you hate it

[@martin19072]

@@Daniel-gr8dm I just find it extreamly boring tbh. Its legit painfull how boring it is to me. I do think I might have ADD so might have something to with it but idk.

[@artan.]

@@Daniel-gr8dm trying out new recipes is surely nice. but the everyday cooking where you basicly rotate a few recipes that are easy and quick is just a waste of time..

[@Daniel-gr8dm]

@@artan. its the reason why you have to improve your recipes and ideas for cooking But i know that not everyone is enjoying making dishes so yea

[@artan.]

@@Daniel-gr8dm Yeah improving your recipes and dishes can be nice, as I said trying out new or different things is fun and I enjoy that too. But usually you dont do that on a every day basis, like when you come home tired from work and just want to have so easy and quick meal. In cases like that it would be nice to have a device which cooks your stuff. Or mybe for lunch when the kids come home from school or whatever.

[@tonyHern865]

this robot is very usefull for people who don't know how to put oil in a pot...

[@johnpayne5590]

Keep in mind guys, robots need certification to use blades and other cooking tools. The pre-prep will come in the future

[@zeiphon]

While I would love to see an automated kitchen and hope Moley succeed, I think it's fairly clear that this is still in its very early stages. They have taken on a massive challenge trying to replicate a human process for cooking that's difficult to overstate. This video would ideally focus much more on the robotics rather than the salesperson who if anything is rather diversionary, I strongly suspect because there are still a lot of issues to iron out. I do hope they get there though.

[@sinaaghli]

Love the electric tape around the finger @12:56

[@RealAlexK]

If it has a protective wall then why isn't it certified for use of blades?

[@andrewdumpling1864]

whoa that robot cooking the onion is so lifelike.

[@markray9697]

Dang, everyone is a critic. It doesn’t matter it can’t pre prep right now, it’s on the right path to be a fully automated cook. That’s amazing, especially because it still has room to grow.

[@commonsense31]

I think this as a demonstration is absolutely amazing, And to come up with the Design, Construction, programming of the entire kitchen must have taken a long time. I love people here saying its "Stupid", Well as it is the first time I have seen this kind of advanced kitchen robot. But I'm also thinking there could be a little business adventure in it for me. I would create a Company that Supplied the machine with all the Fresh ingredients, Peeled and sliced according to the "Specs/wishes" of the customer. Could do a Official partnership with @Moley Robotics to also help maintain/clean the Kitchen robots in order to extend the kitchens operating life. See that is a brilliant Idea. :)

[@ASMR-XI-ZUI]

Same here. This is an interesting venture. Also can change lives and improve living standards for ppl like me who get food poisoning due to sensitive stomach from eating outside. How many lives would be saved from those getting food poisoning from dirty chefs with bad hygiene.

[@Meg_F]

so how long did this take to cook? cos it looks reaaaaally slow. I was half expecting that the oil will burn by the time Moley puts the oil container down. Also the stirring doesn't really imitates the human hand or technique... I'm pretty sure that a lot of that paella was stuck on the bottom of the pan. And I think preparing all the ingredients by yourself and putting them in the right place and then having to wash all those different containers... is actually taking a lot more time than it saves. Still a really long way to go for this to be any useful. And for that price I can probably hire a certified chef that can shop the ingredients, wash them, chop them, cook me meals and then wash the dishes too. It is good for the sake of technology, for research and progress. Eventually it's gonna be able to do the washing, the chopping and cooking by itself... but I am really put off by the claims that it actually saves time in the kitchen, that it mimics human movements... because it doesn't.

[@martinbalagat]

Holy Moley! This is amazing!

[@salsabilafithri8228]

how much does it cost and what is the complete price, how much does it cost to buy moley robotics equipment?.

[@user-nr1wl3vz5e]

He should sell the proprietary pans and pots. Those sounded cool.

[@GaganKalraPhotography]

God has optimized my servant to do everything moley does and even if his 3 generations work for my 3 generations, it wouldn't cost me as much as moley 😀

[@ANR1122]

You are getting these luxuries because you live in India but for those living in first world countries they can't afford servants...

[@adibalami2535]

lmao

[@rBennich]

You're telling me i still have to hack up all the ingredients myself? How many years of a Butler's salary would the cost for this robot add up to? A butler is clearly nog going to make you hack and weigh onions for him. Just considering my options.

[@MoleyRobotics]

Currently, Moley cannot cut products because any robotic engagement with blades requires additional certification for security reasons. We are working on it. Right now Moley kitchen can cook around 50 recipes in its database and it's updated regularly.

[@rBennich]

Moley Robotics Sounds promising!

[@maldivianvloggers4358]

I'm interested in buying it. but I have one question. why can't it cook faster? the stirring process is slow and when the robot is taking the pots, they are also slow. can you adjust the speed of it?

[@mibiracero956]

Pense que veria una maquina cocinando.

[@popskull6617]

I can see these in a more commercial setting where there is a prep team ie hotels restaurants, fast food. From self check out to this wow.

[@DoctorQ9]

I am waiting for the robotic kitchen that can do the Mise en Place itself! I only want to load in the raw stuff.

[@MrDJCoulton]

It took all the easy and fun part - leaving you with all the boring stuff like prepping and cleaning up

[@ASMR-XI-ZUI]

U like standing there n just stirring. That's boring.

[@_randy_marsh]

you need to do the food prep ? then what's the difference with a Thermomix or other cooking machine.

[@youtubeonly3027]

Some people here do not know the value of this advanced technology. What it brings the most to the table is the ability to cook for you the meal which you do not need to pay 5-star chefs or you do not need to spend time to learn those skills. All things you need to do is go to the supermarket buy the ingredients and find out the way to prepare them for the machine. If you cannot even do it, I do not even know what can you do :))))). For me, I can see its massive value since I do not fear having quarrels with my future wife. Life without her is still the same with robots, I do not mind. That's great technology. One thing for the Moley, fine-tune everything aspect you can, and your products will be more appreciated. When I'm rich, I will be your customers for sure.

[@MrDeaz]

This is like a kitchen version of a Juicero.

[@duncanmaclennan6744]

Well done team 👍

[@MoleyRobotics]

Thank you!

[@iammrsalty6988]

How many ingredients needed on stock to have all the recipes ready to pick and make. Who goes to store and buys ingredients, unpacks it into the refrigerator,pantry..

[@crimsonhawk467]

This is so cool! I want one. Can you make it open up bags of Frozen Onions and other ingredients. So you can just buy all frozen Bags of veggies and raw ingredents, beans rice, frozen chicken. Then the food wont spoil either.

[@ASMR-XI-ZUI]

Finally no food poisoning. I have sensitive stomach n I can't eat out anywhere coz I get ill.

[@jasin9142]

We need fully automated cooking.

[@Dragoboi1998]

it is just need the robot to need certificated to use knifes

[@Karen77Berkaliev]

this is a delightful thing you are doing! keep up the good work! I agree, the disadvantage is that he does not cut himself. Perhaps this problem can be solved by adding something like a closed-type combination robot, which will be named separately from the main robot. but you are great for creating the future!

[@michelvambattu]

I love this! But shall be much much more simpler to be commercialised. May be it doesn’t need all the fingers or say it doesn’t need a huge display… weighing and cutting should be incorporated to the system…. and more

[@aaronwise1089]

This is revolútionary, so helpful

[@joaobaptistapintonetto5715]

Moley Robotics' kitchen!🏌️‍♂️👏🇧🇷

[@emilyh5609]

This is amazing but I will take most fun part in cooking 🧑‍🍳

[@renzpogi6845]

Is that robot using WiFi to activate

[@l-y-d-s]

Maybe tell us what it can't cook because it seems like it can't chop an onion which is honestly hilarious.

[@MoleyRobotics]

Moley kitchen can cook around 50 recipes in its database and it's updated regularly. For example during only last week the kitchen learned 2 more recipes. Currently, Moley cannot cut products because any robotic engagement with blades requires additional certification for security reasons. We are working on it.

[@hedykarim3570]

So you have to touch the onions then go back and touch the screen .you might want to cut so you can have the screen in front of you ..looks like just prep a bunch of ingredients

[@marleymason3986]

Holy Moley!

[@MoleyRobotics]

We agree :)

[@jeffreyabbey9592]

🙄 oh Moley I thank you

[@Gabriel-V]

Enter a password to cook a meal🤣🤣

[@chefzzamo3021]

I never thought that cooking could be turned boring. But I was very wrong. Curb your enthusiasm a bit and don’t go on entering Moley in Master Chef just yet. 😂 Moley has the perfect cadence chess.

[@kmart014]

Can it cook soul food? And does it season the food?

[@justtestingonce]

When you have to delete comments that intelligently criticize your business, that says a lot.

[@georgedicu7397]

Or for this amount of money, for cutting the onions myself and posibilly all ingredients 😂 and waiting forever to get done, I could just hire for life a chef 😂

[@iammrsalty6988]

Who washstand the pots,pans etc

[@marksayswhat9389]

And the dishes?

[@tekinsal8396]

It's not there yet, I'll come back to check this in 10 years, if I'm still alive. I said the same thing 10 years ago.

[@RealAlexK]

What does it cost?

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

20 bucks

[@nathaliedelille2529]

Where can I purchase it please ? I have the money

[@happysmash27]

What's the point of a robotic kitchen if one still needs to chop, and worse, measure, the input ingredients themselves? Those, and washing dishes, are the hard part of cooking that makes me want to look for automated solutions in the first place! Though, to be fair, the other part of that reason I was looking at robotic solutions was that I was not sure how it could be designed to do those things reliably and, since I had heard of robotic kitchens, was wondering if anyone had cracked how to do that yet. So, I guess it is not surprising that the first system that came up was not able to solve this main hard engineering problem yet. Even without a robotic arm, making most of my food, stuff poured into a pot and boiled, would be pretty simple. It would just need to pour water, turn on the stove, and release ingredients at the right time, which would not require complex automation technology at all. The hard part isn't that, but making sure those ingredients are ready, and cleaning at the end. How will the ingredients be retrieved from the refrigerator? Once they are retrieved, how will they be washed and aligned such that the robotic system can easily cut them? How will they be cut? And most importantly, how will all the cooking gear be cleaned? A blender would be a great solution to dicing onions for me, except for, well, what it saves in time slicing, it makes worse in terms of actually getting all the onions out and cleaning the blender. A solution to automatic washing of cooking gear as well as for washing dishes that do not need to be pre-washed manually, and automatically shifting items between everything, would be positively revolutionary. Someday... maybe someday I will find (or make myself) some solution to the hard problem, of preparing the ingredients for cooking and for automatically washing and sorting everything at the end.

[@Shishah]

But the cooking itself is the fun part! You have to do all the annoying things for the robot :D

[@chrissk6013]

Yeeeeeey huge discovery

[@conchusgames3998]

50s people want this

[@torontovolger3836]

This is amazing I wonder when we see it in new home builds or Condos here in North America one step closer to star trek captain picard saying earl grey hot with the Star Trek food replicator

[@whistlinghouse6488]

What's the cost? Won't it be easier to employ a chef?

[@mostafaelgamel6415]

It's still vaporware, but progressing. The video didn't show active mixing of ingredients. the presenter tried to distract with the finish of the counters and the style of the pots skipping over key cooking techniques. Apparently they did it by hand.

[@guidomarzano1353]

Can I teach the robot my recepit? How does it work?

[@MoleyRobotics]

At the moment, only Moley Robotics team can upload recipes to the library. Kitchen owners can send recipes to us to process, digitalize and upload them to the library.

[@ninglihkawn6528]

I would be interested in a cheaper, smaller one and a movable one like a fridge which doesn't need to have thousands of recipes. but include all different popular recipes in the world including Asian food :).

[@bwowzah]

>"It's got five fingers and can grip." > Me, sitting on the countertop and selecting the hotdog function.

[@ykoehler]

Heu, what is the point of having robot if the hard part of prepping is done by us, guess we need a 2nd robot for that.

[@zeeshanjutt9379]

How i buy this robot? anyone tell me please.

[@user-nt6ge9by7h]

I am waiting

[@MoleyRobotics]

You can see the broad configurations and make a pre-order here - moley.com/?target=kitchen_wizard

[@Distopia-sp5tr]

Not paella, "arroz con cosas".

[@Dragonshorts384]

I really love to have it one for me 😀

[@1cOr1e]

ad to your cheff small bussines to manage restarant or pub or cafe

[@afisaali7026]

Feel free to click here to see more futuristic robot chefs! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJaplaxmjNubppo

[@gregkirby9059]

can it cook for more then one person??

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

Use your brain

[@johncharles3907]

Can I have the recipe? Looks good

[@MoleyRobotics]

You can find a detailed recipe here, on our Facebook page facebook.com/moleyrobotics/posts/2490072897967822 Thank you for your interest!

[@HardKore5250]

What is the name of the song?

[@LukasLiesis]

sorting out, un-package, put in place, cutting ingredients is the real missing part of this, while it takes forever and is a messy part of the job. The operator's job should be limited to only deliver ingredients and robot should be able to prepare them. Wash, cut, peel off etc and clean up after itself. You should be able to go from shop and just put in the kitchen a bag of stuff and robot would take it out, unpack, put into locations and clean up. With todays ML & computer vision advances i expect to see all of the within next years. Also those hands should hide themselves better when are not in use. Maybe it's cool for showing off but it's not cool for a clean design to have some industrial robotics hanging at home. There could be a cabinet on the left side where robot would hide while not in use. Also sides where safety screen is mounted should have better material coverage, seems like unfinished detail of a premium product. Hopefully it's fixed when doors are mounted. Also that cover should be with glass panel, so people could see what happens inside. Of course automatically cleaned glass, as all surfaces inside.

[@vladmakarov4729]

Yes

[@1cOr1e]

at last 1000 years agriments

[@chrissk6013]

So manny idies to improove that.

[@jaski8143]

What about handwash Hygiene ?

[@Alice-xr5wz]

They should create the fridge come along with this set so that robot can locate the vegetables and cut them itself

[@1cOr1e]

expand range of service

[@jeevanathelumalai1136]

This is not efficient application for cooking/stirring.

[@MoleyRobotics]

Dear Jeevannath, can you elaborate?

[@cecile495]

Get back to me when the robot can do all the prep steps (not just cutting, but locating, removing from storage, weighing/measuring raw quantity, peeling/washing/drying, identifying, removing and discarding bad bits, etc., cutting in various types/sizes/shapes and/or deveining, crushing, milling, etc., remeasuring the prepped ingredients and putting away unused portions in correct storage), and can clean and remove tools from the prep/cooking area as it finishes using them, and clean up the work area and all the prep and cooking dishes and replace them in their correct storage locations. Oh, and do this for 2-3 recipes at a time for a complete meal (salad, main dish, side, etc.), correctly timing each item to finish hot or cold for serving at the same time. THEN I'll think about buying one.

[@soumendrapanigrahi2497]

I reached here coz I typed robotic cook, applaud u for ur innovative work but ur approach to solve this isn't efficient and from business point of view it looks like many people wouldn't think it's a good investment.... I m preety sure in near future we will have robotic cooks in our kitchen but it would have totally different design

[@williamhuang5329]

Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , robot arm gear , over 30 years experience

[@wy2528]

yes, the food preparation is the biggest pain point

[@ChristaHorvath]

Nekem kell ilyen robot shéf a kibaszott konyhába, hogy betanítsam Christa mama receptjeire

[@iammrsalty6988]

Takes longer than it takes to make it myself

[@jorgesoberon6866]

So you do the chore, like chopping, and the robot do the creative part, which is the cooking. Even if I had the money I would not be interested. I guess plenty of wealthy folks will love it though.

[@BlastedRain]

Question is… can it make sushi like a sushi chef? 🤔

[@stevenkpemberton]

I could order doordash for 10 years everyday twice a day for the same price.

[@lin018]

It looks great but not ready for mass production and current market.

[@christopherblackwell6160]

Why make it anthropomorphic? It's just a massive layer of difficulty added minus like a thousand layers of functionality?

[@Xeegar]

When engineers are lazy and have no ability to think different, this is the result. A machine that is designed by the idea that humans are the ultimate

[@user-ku6fz1ki9p]

A proper chef would have finished quicker in a pro kitchen but you made me laught😂😂😂😂

[@ArmaBois]

one word "skynet"

[@ASMR-XI-ZUI]

Bcoz of covid n food poisoning. It must be a standard to have robotic chefs for better hygiene. N to improve living standards. I have a very sensitive stomach that I cannot eat from others cooked food unless strict hygiene is done. Otherwise I get very sick n food poisoning.

[@kenconcepts]

This what happened to Bojack. Robots really replacing jobs😭😭 but the design and functionality is insane

[@jorget8740]

Loved the concept and implementation, looks great, even not as expensive as i was thinking. But please, make a recipe correctly. Paella is all about the type of pan and the technique (I don't care too much about ingredients, as there are a lot of types) but it has to be a low pan (if not the exact one, at least similar, so a frying pan is the closest) and grains shouln't be clumped Not to take credit from the nice engineering and intention, but come on :) just call it a rice with something.

[@oodo2908]

Certainly, these will be as overpriced as cars to encourage money lending at nasty interest rates. There will definitely be a specific tax to go along with sales tax. Surely there will be a subscription fee. Highly likely for there to be an insurance policy encouraged or demanded. Ordering produce will go through corporate entities who mass produce gmo's at little cost, guaranteeing stable profit margins. What an awesome gig! If I knew about this a few years ago I would have invested. I will look into this now...

[@filip6filip]

So it's useless. I understand refilling things like ingredients but it can't even cut the onion? Doesn't put the utensils in the dish washer, it's slower than I am. Really?