Chef Cui Relieves Mundane Work for Kitchen Cooks
Meghan Young — March 4, 2011 — Tech
References: web.orange & dvice
If you're sick of doing something over and over again, day after day, perhaps you should simply follow Chef Cui Runquan'a suit and create a robot to do the job for him. Thanks to Chef Cui (the robot who should not be confused with the real-life chef in any way), he can now avoid shaving noodles for the rest of his life--or at for the rest of his cooking career.
So well does Chef Cui work, in fact, Runquan is looking to start mass producing more noodle-shaving robots this month. Although that is very impressive, I can't help but think what's more impressive is the fact that a Chinese cook (a COOK) was able to build a robot. What do you think?
So well does Chef Cui work, in fact, Runquan is looking to start mass producing more noodle-shaving robots this month. Although that is very impressive, I can't help but think what's more impressive is the fact that a Chinese cook (a COOK) was able to build a robot. What do you think?
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