Robot Or Human? Video Of Waitress Serving Food At Chinese Restaurant Goes Viral
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In the video, the waitress pretends to be a robot and serves food to customers with robotic-like movements.
The adoption of robotics has gained massive popularity in the food service industry. Restaurants and cafes worldwide are now using robotics in numerous areas of restaurant operations, including serving, bussing and food preparation. Now, a video has surfaced online showing a humanoid robot waitress serving food to customers at a Chinese hotpot restaurant. However, there is a twist in the tale.
If you look closely, you will notice it's an actual woman and not a robot. In the video, the waitress pretends to be a robot and serves food to customers with robotic-like movements.
''Behold our incredible AI robot waitress in action, serving food with unmatched precision and efficiency! Her fluid, mechanical movements and impeccable timing make it seem like she's straight out of a sci-fi movie. But look closely and you might catch subtle hints that reveal the true talent behind this captivating performance. It's a fascinating blend of technology and artistry, showcasing just how lifelike our creations can be when paired with human ingenuity,'' the caption of the video read.
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