A new robot fries various foods in a fast food restaurant

A window to the world – White Castle restaurant is working on using a robot, to replace its human workers after it conducted a successful pilot program to test robotic food fryers over the summer, to decide now to expand the use of the robot to ten times the experimental sample.

According to the Emirati Vision website, this comes amid the outbreak of the Corona pandemic, which inspired the restaurant to rely on robots, as this pushed new automation technologies to increase effectiveness and sterilization.

The opportunity for automation has significantly emerged in the restaurant market during the pandemic, as it can reduce human interaction with food during the cooking process, while adding innovation to fast food concepts, as well as an innovative quality control system based on smart sensors and control.

“Like artificial intelligence and automation, it is an area that White Castle wanted to try, to improve our business and provide a better working environment for our team members,” said Lisa Ingram, CEO of White Castle.

In the same context, Disney’s creators had unveiled a robot without skin, but with realistic eyes and teeth, which it says can imitate human behaviors, as well as help in developing mobile electronics that are indistinguishable from humans. Disney specializes in reviving the imagination, but its latest innovations take This idea is a step further with a robot designed with a realistic and interactive look.