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- Published on January 31, 2020
- In AI Startups
How This Pasadena Startup’s Automated Kitchen ROAR Is Helping Humans, Not Replacing Them
- By Sameer Balaganur
Ever since artificial intelligence has made an entry into the daily lives of human beings, much has been talked about the fear of AI taking jobs from the everyday public. Much of this paranoid thought comes from the sectors where automation makes the work easy and more efficient than human workers. There are several industries in the world which can use automation, and one of them is the food services and accommodations sector. So, researchers are trying to make AI not take out human jobs rather change the workflow to make it easier for humans.
Automation In Food Industry
Much of the automation in the food industry is already known to people, and this automation doesn't come in conventional packaging and raw materials' preparation area. To give an example, automation and robots that
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Sameer Balaganur
Sameer is an aspiring Content Writer. Occasionally writes poems, loves food and is head over heels with Basketball.
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