Skip to main content

Odisha Opens India’s First Robotic Restaurant!


After Chennai and Bengaluru had introduced a smart restaurant with robots’ machines, now it is Odisha's smart city Bhubaneswar that has opened the first Robo Chef Restaurant in Odisha.The Robo Chef restaurant in Chandrasekharpur area of Bhubaneswar has opened its doors to customers claiming to be the first eatery in eastern India where two indigenously developed robots will serve customers. Named Champa and Chameli, the two humanoid robots rolled on the floor, serving food to the waiting customers. The robots use SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) technology that does not need any guided path or environment modification. The robots have 17 kinds of censors that sense the environment, heat, even smoke, identify persons, greet and welcome people. Though the robots can take orders from the customers, the restaurant owner would engage their own staff for it as it needs a human touch. The two humanoid robots costing around Rs 5.5 lakh each can work up to 8 hours once fully charged and lift dishes up to 20 kgs. It takes around half an hour to charge the robots.
So, on your next visit to Bhubaneswar do visit the restaurant, order your favorite food to Champa and Chameliand see what happens after they serve your food! The two robots even chimed “Apana mane Khushi to?” (Are you happy?) in Odia!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Six Steps to Open an NRO account

An NRO (Non-Resident Ordinary) savings account is where you can maintain and manage your income earned in India such as rent, dividends, pension, etc. An NRO account can be opened in the form of a savings, current or fixed deposit account. Repatriation of funds from NRO accounts is permitted by RBI, subject to certain limits. Procedure for opening an NRO account is as follows: 1.       Options The non-resident Indian can convert his/her existing resident account in India to the NRO account or open a new NRO account. Documentary proof that the account holder is a non-resident as defined in Indian tax laws is a prerequisite for NRI accounts. 2.       Difference between NRO & NRE Account Unlike NRE accounts, interest earned on this account is taxed at the rate of 30% (plus surcharge) and other applicable taxes in India according to the ITA. In order to take the benefit of lower rates of tax as per double taxation avoidanc...
Post a Comment
Read more

Everything an NRI needs to know about Investment Options in India

If you’re an NRI looking for investing in India but don’t know the best options, considering the returns here the following investment options for you: 1.       Fixed Deposit There are three types of FD for NRI. NRE FD, NRO FD, and FCNR FD. NRE FD is maintained in Indian rupees. No tax is applicable to NRE FD. The principal and interest earned are fully repatriable. The interest rate applicable to NRO FD is similar to FD taken by Indian residents. Tax is applicable on NRO FD. In the case of NRO FD, only interest amount can be repatriated. NRO FD can be opened for 7 days to 10 years. FCNR FD is a foreign currency FD. This type of FD can be opened by depositing income earned overseas. 2.       Real Estate NRIs can invest in both residential and commercial properties with no restrictions on the amount or size of the property. However, NRIs are not permitted to buy agricultural lands, farmhouse or plantations. However, selling of ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Chennai Corporation Hosts Concert in City Parks!

The Chennai Corporation, along with UNESCO Creative Cities Network, launched a collective that will curate and present unique collaborative performances in parks across the city. Chennai made it to the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN) for its rich musical tradition in 2017. According to UNESCO, the goal of UCCN is to foster international cooperation among member cities committed to investing in culture and creativity for sustainable urban development, social inclusion and cultural vibrancy. The Greater Chennai corporation earlier this year in July launched the ‘concerts at the park’ initiative at Anna Tower Park. The civic body has planned to host music concerts in which both professional and amateur artists (singers and dancers) will perform every weekend. About 42 such big parks in the city have been identified that have an open amphitheater to take music closer to the residentsand as a way of encouraging Chennai’s unique art and culture in public spaces. More people will be en...
Post a Comment
Read more