Spyce Kitchen, a robotic chef built by four recent M.I.T. grads

Spyce Kitchen, a robotic chef built by four recent M.I.T. grads

  • April 10, 2018
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Spyce Kitchen, a robotic chef built by four recent M.I.T. grads

Last month, four recent M.I.T. graduates, engineers with a shared passion for robotics, gathered in a lab at a startup incubator near Boston, to show off their pet project. They stood around a hulking console that looked like an old mainframe computer but was actually a self-cleaning robotic kitchen, designed to prepare an entire meal in less than three minutes. They call their contraption the Spyce Kitchen, which spawned a nickname, the Spyce Boys, and, as they introduced themselves, they might have been members of a boy band taking the stage.

Source: newyorker.com

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