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Welcome to China's latest 'robot restaurant'

Robotics is a multi billion dollar industry in China. Image: Chinanews.com

Kenrick Davis
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Meals are delivered by a rail system, or on trays by the robots. Image: @碧桂园 on Weibo
china robots food restaurant take out delivery tasty hungry dinner dinning out ai artificial intelligence
Fast food is one of three categories of food available. Image: @碧桂园 on Weibo
china robots food restaurant take out delivery tasty hungry dinner dinning out ai artificial intelligence
The restaurant's noodle-making robot alone can churn out up to 120 dishes per hour. Image: @碧桂园 on Weibo
china robots food restaurant take out delivery tasty hungry dinner dinning out ai artificial intelligence
The robots can also make deserts too. Image: @碧桂园 on Weibo
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