A robot makes fries – level 1
14-08-2024 15:00
In California, US, company Miso Robotics makes a special robot. The robot helps in restaurants.
The robot has arms. Robots in car factories have similar arms. At first, the robot only turns burgers. Workers think that the robot can do other things, too.
Now, the robot makes french fries, fried onions, and other meals. A computer controls the robot.
The robot works faster than people. It can do more tasks at the same time. The robot knows exactly when the food is ready.
The robot does tasks which nobody wants to do. Workers are happy that somebody does this demanding work. The work is easier for them at night.
Difficult words: control (to have power over something), exactly (right), demanding (very difficult).
You can watch the original video in the Level 3 section.
What types of meals can the robot make in restaurants?
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