Robot in virus-hit Wuhan serves 36 rice dishes every 15 minutes to hospital staff
- 4 years ago
A Chinese catering company donated a robotic device capable of serving hot meals to medical staff battling the coronavirus outbreak.
In the video, the machine is seen in action at an isolation hospital in virus-hit Wuhan.
Due to the outbreak, restaurants have shuttered and food supplies in makeshift hospitals and isolation areas is insufficient.
The machine, created by Qianxi Robotic Catering Group, subsidiary of a firm called Country Garden, can reportedly prepare 36 portions of rice casserole every 15 minutes. It will serve free hot food 24 hours a day for medical staff.
In the video, the machine is seen in action at an isolation hospital in virus-hit Wuhan.
Due to the outbreak, restaurants have shuttered and food supplies in makeshift hospitals and isolation areas is insufficient.
The machine, created by Qianxi Robotic Catering Group, subsidiary of a firm called Country Garden, can reportedly prepare 36 portions of rice casserole every 15 minutes. It will serve free hot food 24 hours a day for medical staff.