Robot restaurant

• Weve shown you robot chefs and pizza vending machines, but heres something new: A restaurant staffed entirely by robots. A Chinese restaurants entirely non-human staff of 18 includes chefs, the waiters and entertainers.
(Huffington Post)
• A meal prepared and served by robots is one of the oldest dreams in technology, from the Jetsons to Blade Runner. (It is also subtly, though crucially, different to a meal prepared and served by vending machine, which is disgusting).
(huffingtonpost.co.uk)
• A Chinese restaurant has made the futuristic move to have a team of 18 robot staff. The robotic employees include dumpling robot, noodle robot and cooking robot.
(pictures - Digital Spy)
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(Wired.co.uk)
• A robot-themed restaurant has recently opened its doors in Harbin, China—providing us a glimpse of what the future of dining might hold.
(TAXI Design Network)
• Passers-by look at the robot outside a robot restaurant in Harbin, Heilongjiang province, June 28, 2012. There are 18 robot waiters and chefs in this restaurant. All of them are designed and built by engineer Liu Hasheng and his team.
(China Daily)
• The WEBstaurantStore.com, a leading vendor of restaurant supplies and restaurant equipment, has recently added products from the commercial food processor manufacturer, Robot Coupe. LANCASTER, PA, June 29, 2012 /24-7PressRelease/-- The WEBstaurantStore.
(24-7PressRelease.com)
• The theatrically-lit robot, appropriately named YOBOT, is the central feature and in Dohyo, the hotels restaurant, hydraulic tables lower into the floor to create a performance area.
(ThomasNet Industrial News Room)
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• Well, you still get robots (which are pretty cool), but with the HAXLR8R Sassor, a device and monitoring dashboard that allows small offices and restaurants to manage their energy consumption by showing them how much they use.
(CNET News)