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We have often heard about robots performing various duties and helping mankind in their day-to-day activities.
Robot chefs seem to be the latest addition to the list and researchers at University of Cambridge have gone even a step further by developing a robot which can taste food.
A video posted by the University of Cambridge shows the robot chef tasting scrambled eggs with tomatoes to assess the dish's saltiness and other ingredients.
To map human taste, the researchers trained the robot chef to make omelettes which then tasted nine variations of scrambled egg and tomatoes at three stages of the chewing process.
A salinity sensor attached to the robot’s arm provided readings as the robot prepared dishes. To imitate the chewing progress, the team blended the egg mixture and had the robot test the dish again.
“If robots are to be used for certain aspects of food preparation, it’s important that they are able to ‘taste’ what they’re cooking,” said Grzegorz Sochacki, one of the researchers, from Cambridge’s department of engineering.

Robot chef developed by Cambridge scientists imitates human eating process

We have often heard about robots performing various duties and helping mankind in their day-to-day activities.
Robot chefs seem to be the latest addition to the list and researchers at University of Cambridge have gone even a step further by developing a robot which can taste food.
A video posted by the University of Cambridge shows the robot chef tasting scrambled eggs with tomatoes to assess the dish's saltiness and other ingredients.
Grzegorz Sochacki, one of the researchers, from Cambridge&rsquo;s department of engineering said &ldquo;If robots are to be used for certain aspects of food preparation, it&rsquo;s important that they are able to &lsquo;taste&rsquo; what they&rsquo;re cooking'.

Robot chef with salinity testing capabilities of prepared food is making rounds after researchers at University of Cambridge posted video.

We have often heard about robots performing various duties and helping mankind in their day-to-day activities.
Robot chefs seem to be the latest addition to the list and researchers at University of Cambridge have gone even a step further by developing a robot which can taste food.
A video posted by the University of Cambridge shows the robot chef tasting scrambled eggs with tomatoes to assess the dish's saltiness and other ingredients.
To map human taste, the researchers trained the robot chef to make omelettes which then tasted nine variations of scrambled egg and tomatoes at three stages of the chewing process.
A salinity sensor attached to the robot&rsquo;s arm provided readings as the robot prepared dishes. To imitate the chewing progress, the team blended the egg mixture and had the robot test the dish again.
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&ldquo;If robots are to be used for certain aspects of food preparation, it&rsquo;s important that they are able to &lsquo;taste&rsquo; what they&rsquo;re cooking,&rdquo; said Grzegorz Sochacki, one of the researchers, from Cambridge&rsquo;s department of engineering.

Five members of an all-girl Afghan robotics team arrived in Mexico after evacuating from their home country.&nbsp;
Fleeing from an uncertain future at home after the recent collapse of the US-backed government and takeover by the Taliban militant group, the all-girls team is part of the first group of refugees from Afghanistan to reach the Central American country.&nbsp;
The group was welcomed by Mexico's&nbsp;Foreign&nbsp;Relations Secretary&nbsp;as they arrived in Mexico City.
One member of the group thanked Mexico, saying the country had saved their lives.
The robotics team made up of girls and women as young as 14 years old gained attention in 2017 when they travelled to the United States to take part in the first World Robot Olympiad.
Last year, they worked to develop an open-source, low-cost ventilator as hospitals in many countries faced shortages of equipment to help coronavirus patients.
The Taliban seized power in Afghanistan last week as the United States and its allies withdrew troops from the country.

Members of Afghan robotics team reach Mexico

Fleeing from an uncertain future at home, five members of an all-girl Afghan robotics team arrived in Mexico. Watch this video.

Members of all-girls&nbsp;Afghan robotics team reach Mexico
Team members flee as Taliban captured&nbsp;Afghanistan&nbsp;
Team was making low-cost ventilators&nbsp;from car parts in Afghanistan&nbsp;
Robotic team thanked Mexico, 'Country has saved our lives'

Members of the team thanked the government for saving their lives and giving them an opportunity in Mexico.

Five members of an all-girl Afghan robotics team arrived in Mexico after evacuating from their home country.&nbsp;
Fleeing from an uncertain future at home after the recent collapse of the US-backed government and takeover by the Taliban, the group was welcomed by Mexico's&nbsp;Foreign&nbsp;Relations Secretary&nbsp;as they arrived in Mexico City.
The all-girls team is part of the first group of refugees from Afghanistan to reach the Central American country.&nbsp;
One member of the group thanked Mexico, saying the country had saved their lives.
The robotics team made up of girls and women as young as 14 years old gained attention in 2017 when they travelled to the United States to take part in the first World Robot Olympiad.
Last year, they worked to develop an open-source, low-cost ventilator as hospitals in many countries faced shortages of equipment to help coronavirus patients.
The Taliban seized power in Afghanistan last week as the United States and its allies withdrew troops from the country.
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Soon to be an advanced technology for Manipur Police bomb squad

India's first robot expo was held recently in Chennai.  


"This is a very grand event. We have a robot expo as well as robotics competition happening here. This expo is for creating awarness among school and college students." - Sneha Priya, SP Robotics Maker Lab

Some of the displays at the exhibition included
Robots that can help people who are visually impaired
And one that can even manage traffic 

All the robots on display were made from scratch by school and college students  

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