In Moscow the restaurant with the robot cook opened

At the beginning of August, 2020 at network of restaurants "It Is a Lot of Salmon" an institution where dishes are prepared by the robotic cook opened. The robot is created by the Russian company Bowlton which provided him to New Kitchen Family (the owner of It Is a Lot of Salmon and some other networks of restaurants) on a subscription.

The robot prepares the most popular dish in the It Is a Lot of Salmon menu — a poka. On this cold dish on the basis of rice, red fish and vegetables about a half of orders is necessary, the founder of New Kitchen Family Yakov Mendeleyev told Vedomosti.

The order at restaurant will need to be issued through the electronic menu on the tablet or using the smartphone. At choice will offer five types to a poka then the robot in one-two minutes will execute the order. Such speed is explainable what about the cook is mounted a matrix refrigerator where all ingredients for a dish are stored.

Ingredients will be stored in the matrix refrigerator mounted about the robot. Cost to a poka, prepared by machine, below, than from the "normal" cook — 490 rubles instead of 520 rubles.

In Moscow the restaurant with the robot cook appeared

The CEO of the Infoline-analitiki edition Mikhail Burmistrov considers use of robots at restaurants "more element of marketing, than the instrument of optimization and increase in efficiency". According to experts, it is a little such restaurants in the world, there are also they generally in the cities with the high cost of personnel.

The chief executive of consulting company Restcon Andrey Petrakov says that use of the robot is a good attempt to test new technologies and to be selected in the market of a public catering. Many people do not want to talk to personnel at all, and the new generation will perceive the robot as the gadget, he considers.

According to Mendeleyev, further use of the robot in projects of New Kitchen Family company is possible, but everything will depend on results of the first point.^[1]

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