Are the people going to rise up?

>>510762150 (OP)

i might go to burger king again if there's no risk of shitskin hands on my whopper

>>510762260
this is a deterrent from me getting takeout NGL
Even on those rare occasions I want to not cook for myself

>>510762150 (OP)
This is interesting but I still think it's getting the fundamentals wrong. Fundamentally the robot here is still adhering to an anthrocentric way of doing a task, instead it should be designed specifically around the robot in the most efficient way.

>>510762150 (OP)
I dont think these machines will be replacing restaurant cooks anytime soon. They would definitely work for fast food and cafeteria meals but they can't do any of the nuance thats required for fancy or "finer dining" also most restaurants work on a shoestring budget they couldn't afford this machine

>>510762150 (OP)
Ok that is crazy

>>510762534
>>510762150 (OP)
This for instance.

>>510762751
Woops
https://youtu.be/IzL-E51E5z0?si=KBKrZa-rpJ1i75Nm

>>510762559
>most restaurants work on a shoestring budget they couldn't afford this machine
It saves the business money.
Right now the tasks are limited and it's expensive, but when price goes down and capabilities increase, then it will absolutely be a valid replacement.

>>510762485
>>510762260
/Thread

>>510762559
90% of restaurants make the same slop, with minor variation in ingredients.

What will happen to the military-industrial complex when soldiers become automated?

>>510762150 (OP)
Dont care I grow my own food and have a cattle farm with around 25 cows or so. I am completely off grid and my garden yields enough food to feed my whole family for 2 years if I want it to.

>>510762150 (OP)
TND TKD

>>510762150 (OP)
Is that thing adding ingredients out of a used KFC bucket?

tru
even the women

>>510763041
Get help

>>510762974
Indeed

>>510762150 (OP)
Same thing that happened when the stand mixer and most other automation were invented: less jobs but not 100% elimination.
A decade ago McDonald's had three times as many employees as they have now but with fewer locations. They've been silently automating everything so less employees can run the store. Automation isn't something that's coming for jobs, it's already here and has been here for as long as machinery has existed.

>>510762150 (OP)
>Are the people going to rise up?
no because the police robots will shoot them dead for attempted property destruction.

>>510762150 (OP)
>niggers and indians will never touch my food again
God bless you robot Jesus

>>510762534
This is always the problem. They want either multiple use cases or human environments.

Go watch old “how it’s made” factory videos. These are real robots that took real jobs.

This shit is just soislop

>>510762150 (OP)
There's always going to be jobs you dumbass.

>>510762150 (OP)
Yes, I'm sure that people incapable of even following a list of order tickets without messing up are going to rise up.

>>510762150 (OP)
when did the industrial revolution take place again?

>>510763119
yes, but no.

>>510762150 (OP)

rise up....to get in line for bread lol

>>510762534
But it needs to taste just like if a human did it, otherwise there will still be a market for human made food

>>510762534

In the current environment, say you own a restaurant and all the equipment needed, it's more economical to get a humanoid, or an arm, to stand in place of a human, and if the robot goes down for maintenance a human can step in an work at the station. If it was purely a robotic pipeline it would be much more expensive to start, and less resilient

t. Was a reliability and maintenance at amazon robotics at Amazon Robotics for a stint

>>510762559
I work for a Subway that’s owned by my boss (all Subways are franchises). We don’t just make sandwiches. We clean, we fix things that break, yell at the homeless to leave outside. Constantly prep food, utensils, make strange sandwiches for the weirdos. If they can get a bunch of robots to do all of that, then I’m assuming those robots are going to need A LOT of maintenance. So working for Subway might just go from “Sandwich Artist” to “Robot Technician.”

Same shit. I also just don’t see it happening. Humans are cheaper and they can do a whole bunch of things like go buy drugs for the boss.

>>510762534
Saw a really old edition of Popular Mechanics where clothes and dish washing machines had articulated hands. It wasn't until someone realized how retarded that was before they started on the right path to mechanized cleaning for dishes and clothes.

>>510762948
>i'm off grid
no-one will notice when the robots come for you in the night.

>>510762260
>>510762485
>>510762895
make it so you can spray the whole thing down with a filtered water hose for cleaning and you will have a very easy time

>>510763169
People assume automation is like a finger snap and poof, all jobs gone, wat do?
Its always a slow process, giving people time to adapt, and foresee whats coming.
If you ignore it, well, skill issue.

>>510762150 (OP)
Idk why but robots doing things like this are very cute. I love it (we're all fucked)

>>510763265
Does the dick really go that far inside?

>>510763333

> 3333
Holy based freemason sandwich artist

>>510763186
>>510763169
I think the video in the link just below my text is a good example of this stuff done right or perhaps almost right. I do think humanoid robots are a good thing but that will be essentially for environments which are human by nature. I know this isn't a humanoid but there in lies the point it doesn't even need to try to be humanoidish at all.

>>510763333
>make strange sandwiches for the weirdos.
checked. what's the strangest sandwich you've made for a weirdo?

>>510762637
it's retarded
the robot still needs all the ingredients nicely prepared and within reach, for every serving
who's gonna do that?
the robot is just doing the final part of the cooking
nice show, but ultimately impractical

>>510762534
I see what you mean and thought the same thing, but a contrivance like this is versatile and fun to see in action. Imagine putting a cutout of Aunt Jemima's face on it, or having it play percussion on a bunch of pots and pans while customers sing along.

>>510762150 (OP)
You don’t need a robot cooker when all you eat is cheeto puffs like magat

>>510762920
The combo locations that Yum! Brands had were ahead of their time. I believe the future of casual and fast food restaurants will be half a dozen brands all in one location, with automation running 90% of the work and most orders going to delivery services and the drive-thru.
The combo KFC/Taco Bell/Long John Silvers/etc suffered from the company selling off brands and never fully integrating the production process between sides of the house. Automated kitchens, designed with multibrand production in mind, will succeed where Yum! failed.

>>510763524

You still have people working there, just fewer, and not running around as much. There's a chain in San Francisco that is largely automated and has cheap food as a result. Your order comes out of an LCD door. Bowls are like $10 in SF that's pretty cheap (although they are vegetarian)

https://www.speckdesign.com/projects/eatsa

>>510762150 (OP)
wouldn't it be better to start with ingredient prep and clean up?

>>510763482
Yeah that’s a more sensible robot, still seems like a gimmick.

I mean you still have to have a human fill those little cups with this design. You could remove virtually everything except for the spinning cook surface and save a lot of money with virtually zero extra work.

>>510762150 (OP)
When unemployment rates rise from automation, it will just mean its even cheaper to hire an actual human to cook for you.

>>510763265
I was not ready for a new fetish today.

I definitely wasn’t ready for it to be a cartoon.

>>510763847
>ingredient prep and clean up?
robots can't do that reliably
so they do a show of the robot flipping plates and stirring a wok because that's easy
it's no different than a spot welding robot in a car factory which has been a thing since the 1970s

>>510763333
> yell at the homeless to leave outside
Why? You get paid by the hour you retard.

>>510763170
Preview of what that fighting will look like.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrMGGMNTKa8

>>510763584
Imagine a room full of old Jewish people singing along with. Fuck I can see it now. And despite the fact that they exist solely in my mind I still want them in the kitchen oven.

>>510763489
>what’s the strangest sandwich you’ve made

A regular that asks for one tomato slice cut in half, in the sandwich, and nothing else. That’s technically a “Veggie Delight” w/o any of the other toppings or dressings. He still pays for the whole sandwich just to eat bread and one tomato slice.

….and a few people like a ton of mustard on their meatball subs…so I don’t know if that’s like a thing. And homeless that buy sandwiches with their EBT and then throw them in the trash outside, on a regular basis. I’ve never understood that.

There’s also a bar next door and dudes will come in and be like “lmeget te fkin 1 or 2 shit” and literally anything you make is perfect OR the police have to get involved.

>>510762150 (OP)
Where is the robot that did all the prep work?

>>510763905
Just think of all the jeet and spics that could have been made totally obsolete if only we'd followed such a path.

>>510762150 (OP)
they'll just be forced into even more demeaning jobs, but the capitalists will say "too bad, do it, you have no choice" and then their prophecy that "more jobs are always created" will be true, even if the jobs are complete dogshit that pay crap wages

>>510763326
always have to laugh when they give fancy titles to janitors

>>510762559
The majority of restaurants are serving cheap dishes using 4 or 5 of a wholesalers cheapest ingredients. You want a dish to sell for 3 or more times the cost of ingredients. Good recipes are not especially difficult to find or prepare and so chefs are one of the lowest paid jobs. Most of the price is going to the servers, people are paying for service above all, not the dish.

Source: former hotel chef

>>510763688
Yeah there's zero purpose to having discrete stores. KFC probably uses a different supplier of chicken, and different spice blend vs Popeyes, but both are dropped in a deep fryer anyways.

It's really stupid when you realize that McDonald's, burger King, Wendy's, and more all have extremely similar items.

>>510762150 (OP)
It's going to break down frequently, and it's unlikely they'll have a mechanic on standby at an average restaurant.

>>510762534
The benefit of this system is that they can install it into many existing kitchens without a complete re-outfit so there is less risk for the buyer. If it breaks or the contract ends the buyer can replace it with a human.

>>510762150 (OP)
I don't think costs will ever justify this to become normal.

>>510763905
>>510762782
>>510763186
>>510763336
https://youtu.be/UZ3D78L6_bQ?si=1cgWvVnARDiOFf3Y
This is an even better example.

Don't care

>>510763734
eatsa closed

>>510764438

Machines break
https://old.bitchute.com/video/AmNRWenfAFrq/

>>510764652
This. We could replicators in every house that make anything from thin air and they'd still be
>you need to be slightly stressed in a bad room for nine hours because uhh umm uhhh

>>510762150 (OP)
That robot is slow as shit.

>>510764438
Start with veggies
Correct yourself and order a foot-long on Montery Cheddar Bread
**Montery Cheddar Bread falls apart more than any other, and it can't hold any liquids without falling apart
Order one of the tray meals. i.e steak, tuna, or any of the chicken dishes
Only have them toast it if there's a rush behind you
Order bacon once you're on veggies so they have to go back
Tell them you're a regular and to microwave it on '3'
**On 3, it will cook so long it'll burn the everloving shit out of the employee's hands when they pick it up
From here on out, add their name at the end of every sentence
"More lettuce, (Carl). I'd like lots (Carl)
Tell them to add as much vegetables as possible until they end up denying you
Ask for lots of pickles; they're impossible to place on the sandwhich just right
Remind the employee that you're allergic to tomatoes and have to go back remove them
Ask for oil and vinegar
Tell them, "Don't try and gyp me out of the sauce! More oil....name....
Fucking. Oil and Vinegar. More. Overload it
Saturate that shit

"Make that sandwich so wet it's sopping...(Carl)..."

Motherfucking. Sopping.
Wet.


Don't have them cut it, the fun has just begun
When they're trying to fold this son of a bitch, remind them that you asked for more guacamole than that
Pay for the extra bacon and guac


Waddle to the bathroom
Lock the door and cram that shit into the toilet. Deep.
Exit Subway "Thanks for the sandwich, (Carl).

>>510762150 (OP)
All fine and dandy until your AI cooking robot gets pissed at you and decides to poison you.

>>510762150 (OP)
"Not everyone can be a robot polisher."
― Klaus Schwab

https://old.bitchute.com/video/vO3rA1kkq21X/

>>510764006
I do what my boss tells me. He’s a cool boss. He actually lives in the back. Let’s me drink on the job…let’s me do anything, as long as I follow the corporate rules.

>>510764438
Talk me out of getting a meatball sub right fucking now

>>510764983
Nah that’s not even pizza, possibly not even food.

The rotating cook surface was actually a pretty good example.

>>510762150 (OP)
Our system of economics already make zero sense. This shit is fundamentally broken.

>Tangible items and resources are extracted by slaves and this cost nothing
>Fake money printing service industries cost an entire nations GDP

We are fundamentally running on land lord economics anyways. Jobs aren't even needed in America at this point because everyone stopped questioning what the dollar is actually worth and simply want to consume goyslop without thinking

>DA ROBOTS WILL REPLACE US
they already did. It's called online banking

>>510765381
the person making your meatball sub didn't wash their hands and are using the same gloves they've been using since they've started the shift
also they shit in the sauce

>>510762150 (OP)
Cheaper food?
>Will people rise up?
Lmao
Does that robot clean the dishes and suck dick? Once that happens and becomes available to the masses then humanity is over.
Why would any dude choose a feminist bitch over a dick sucking robot that cooks and cleans?

>>510765263
>I can strike a human shaped target through the chest with a 6.5mm sneedmoar sierra matchking bullet from nearly a kilometer away. Just thought you'd like to know while you continually sneer at and rob us, kike. have a wonderful day.

>>510762534
>Fundamentally the robot here is still adhering to an anthrocentric way of doing a task, instead it should be designed specifically around the robot in the most efficient way.
Do you think your food packages itself you smoothbrain?
All food processing factories at this point are fundamentally robotic in nature (basically PLCs and such with simple microcontrollers to monitor everything).
Entire machines are build around a simple task like mixing eggs or flour or pouring icing on cakes etc.

Pic related is the first result I found.

>>510763379
there’s a lot of people who couldn’t see a train coming if it were about to run them over, let alone plan for the future

>>510765643
Guess what else, anon?
>those machines are in actual production lines in hundreds of factories and not just in YouTube videos

>>510765447
Qué? How isn't it food?

>>510765643
how does that undermine what he said?
he's saying the robot in the OP is trying to performatively emulate a human chef's actions, when the designers ought to start at the finished product, and work backwards from there to create a production process uniquely suited to automation

>>510763333
>working for Subway might just go from “Sandwich Artist” to “Robot Technician.”
Bro, if the only thing on your resume is sandwich artist then you're not gonna be the guy working on the robots that take your job, you're gonna be the homeless guy the robots shoo away with one tentacle while they make 'weirdo' sandwiches with other tentacles except for the one tentacle they're repairing themselves with.

>>510764438
>homeless that buy sandwiches with their EBT and then throw them in the trash outside, on a regular basis
You probably suck so bad at making sandwiches that even a bum won't eat it

>>510763416
White dick does. Tiny brown dick could never,

>>510762150 (OP)
Who opened the packets and prepared the food and arranged it in the specified way so the robot could pick it up?
Fuck imagine being a slave to a robot how low would that be, what would they have to call that position so plebs wouldn't realise they are a robots slave? I could imagine a jeet going around proudly telling people he was a robotics task supervisor or something, what would be the punishment for a robots slave fucking up the placement of items? Crushing by automated train or swallowed by escalator?

>>510765643
that’s exactly what he said, smart guy

>>510766181
I was pretty confused by anons big brainedness. Glad it wasn't just me.

>>510766130
Am I a slave to my truck bc I have to provide it with tires, oil, and fuel?

You really thought you were on to something here didn’t you?

>>510765057
Nah…you can decline overstuffing. If the sandwich can’t close then you just do your best and cut it and wrap it. If they’re just being weird then you can work with them, but (and this is common now) if they’re recording you (which means they’re probably trying to make a funny TikTok video) you can just refuse the order. Tell them to leave. We get a few of those.

>>510766130
Most kitchens prepare food in advance and then simply deep fry, pan fry or oven cook during service. In the future all the preparation will be done at a factory offsite and supplied to restaurants who simply fill up the machines.

Trust me, most of the food you eat a restaurant already is goyslop from the same wholesale suppliers, this is just making the system even cheaper.

But who is going to spit in my food!?

>>510762150 (OP)

If automatization of all labor is happening why are we still importing workers from brown countries

>>510766318
Did your truck take your job?

>>510766111
No no….its like impossible to fuck up a sandwich. There’s a build line on our side so every sandwich is identical unless tools otherwise. This is a THING homeless people do. Maybe you have to use your EBT for food every once in a while or they freeze it. I dunno.

>>510762150 (OP)
I wish bro
I wonder if it can replicate the feeling of care and love put into foods however

>>510766412
its all old stuff from a decade ago i remembered around here, times were different man

>>510766130
>"automation supervisor"
>"managerial robotics technician"
>"human domain expert"
>"Automatic-Robot Supervising Executive"

>>510766542
To be robots slaves.

>>510763326
Check your z axis grub nut. Set it into thr shallow part of the threaded rod.

>>510762150 (OP)
>Are the people going to rise up?

God I can not wait until finally no disgusting nigger and sandnigger hands make doner kebab no more. I can finally eat clean hygienic doner kebab without the sandniggers and their mercedes.

>>510765948
The repair tentacle will need repairing, and if we ever get to THAT point, there’s going to need to be some kind of congressional intervention because that means EVERY JOB IS GONE.

>>510766542
To create demand for the food, and lower the cost of service jobs like security guard, care home assistant and food delivery. The people running our countries only want the number to go up, their bank statement and then GDP, in that order. The hate our people.

>>510762150 (OP)
Either government gives us welfare or we have an anti-robot revolution.

>>510766700
what is it with mercs and gottverdammten niggers. its always the benz. always.

its never a porsche, bimmer or audi. actual white germanics seem to be the only ones driving those three (mine being the latter)

>>510766933
Some of the remaining jobs will be security and policing to prevent the revolution.

>>510762260

Can someone more knowledgeable explain to me why do chinks put the eggs before the veggies, especially since we know that the veggies take longer to be cooked properly? When I cook anything with eggs I put the onions or whatever it is first because otherwise the onions remain raw and don't get the delicious caramel taste and look they could have when cooked properly. Are they stupid? Am I stupid? Please explain.

>>510767106
I get it when you are doing fried rice but when it's just veggies and eggs it doesn't make sense, I want some char on my veggies before I release the eggs.

>>510762150 (OP)
Ridiculous

>>510762929
See-through, superior take

>>510767106
Chink food is utterly heinous, it's no wonder they don't caramelize their onions.

>>510762150 (OP)
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>>510762150 (OP)
its not woman
it doesnt make me sandwichs

>>510767336

Even when I cook egg fried rice it's important to first cook the onions and the garlic before adding the rice + the onions sauce. And I add the eggs only after I've stirred and mixed it all properly. Leaving the onions raw takes away so much of the potential flavor, really unforgivable in my opinion.

>>510762260
>go to mcdonald's to order food
>if the person at the first window is a nog there's a 50/50 chance my order is fucked
>if i see more than 2 niggers in the food windows it increases to 75%

>>510762150 (OP)
Lol

>>510767599
WHAT THE FUCK DID YOU SAY ABOUT MY MOM

>>510767560

Yep, makes sense. This was my suspicion as well. I hate how they are promoted everywhere because the normies find their "technique" enjoyable to watch. They will never reach the cooking skills of the white man.

>>510762150 (OP)
This is actually genuinely pretty good wok cooking, and I say that as someone who worked as a sous chef at pfchangs. My main criticism is it is tossing the food a bit too hard, essentially flipping it instead of tossing it. But that is easy to fix.
>>510762534
One of the biggest slow downs in wok based restaurants is shitty wok cooks who cannot keep up with orders, having that portion automated could drastically improve a store's output. Also the see saw method of tossing has been scientifically proven to be the best motion for wok cooking.
>>510765131
It really isn't that bad. It is proper to wait a bit at the beginning while the wok heats up so you can season it essentially every single cook. I have seen way, way worse wok cooks. This is neat. The future will be wild.

>>510766587
They normally try to sell their EBT funds, the going rate is 50% but if you cant sell it they probably need to use it so that they don't get the card reduced

>>510767721
I do the eggs separately, put them aside and then mix em when I put the rice. I make a really soft scramble at first so when I dump em with the rice they cook properly.

Seems like asians like their eggs well done with the rice. Also they put too much oil at first, i don't like that.

But yeah I also start with the veggies at first. I like to render some lardons at first, remove em and then cook the veggies in the pork fat.

> Leaving the onions raw takes away so much of the potential flavor, really unforgivable in my opinion.
True.

>>510762150 (OP)
let me see it prep all the ingredients

>>510762150 (OP)
>What will happen to the job market when food industries get automated?
How will I live without nigger spit in muh Big Mac 1pbthid?

>>510763186
Anybody who's actually worked with these types of things knows that they're gonna have to pay a full-time engineering technician to be constantly fixing and calibrating the fucking thing. Are they just not gonna serve customers for 2-3 hours during the lunch rush every other day while the thing's being fixed and calibrated?

>>510765937
>he's saying the robot in the OP is trying to performatively emulate a human chef's actions, when the designers ought to start at the finished product, and work backwards from there to create a production process uniquely suited to automation
We already can do that and already do it as well, that is the point. It requires factory-size spaces for the machines to complete this production process uniquely suited to automation.
It's like seeing a tiny propeller plane holding 4 people and saying "duuur fundamentally we should have bigger planes that go heckin faster because that would be more efficient!"

>>510766299
>>510766181
So he's saying they should solve a problem that has already been solved decades ago....

>>510762260
Imagine being able to speak normal English with an AI instead of receiving blank stares from cashiers from who the fuck knows where.

>>510769706
I think self calibration via AI will absolutely be a thing moving forward. The bigger issue is cleaning. Wok cooking for example, there can be a good amount of sauce and oil splatter that just naturally happens. But what you suggest, taking them down for a few hours, is honestly not crazy at all. Most restaurants have only a ~2hr business rush or even less around lunch, and a ~2-3hr business rush during dinner. They can absolutely afford to turn a couple of these off and clean them, then cycle them back on and clean the rest, then have everything up for dinner. I can easily see these being standard in a lot of places, shitty wok cooks are often the number one bottleneck in these kinds of restaurants.

>>510762150 (OP)
The left will have no more excuses to want illegals to stay in the country

>>510762260
kek, this was my first thought. Robots would revive trust in fast food

>>510762260
I won't.
White people sweep the floor in the middle of the day and there was dust in my fries

Like they used a push broom, not a vacuum.

>>510763333
>Humans are cheaper and they can do a whole bunch of things like go buy drugs for the boss
Hory sheeeit

>>510765937
If you want highly personalized, ready made food like a chef would make, you mostly do need to start by imitating what a chef would do. Like >>510770120 smartly pointed out, mass scale fully automated slop is already a thing: factory made food. Musk, love him or hate him, has the right idea in how to develop products. Start with a prototype. See what you can remove to streamline the process to get you to a new prototype, and iterate. He argues around the third iteration you generally have a very good product. What you see in the OP vid is the first automation. Some streamlined version 3+ of this that we cannot even dream of will eventually exist, but you have to start somewhere. Starting with one prototype helps you see what does work and what you can get rid of and improve upon to get to the next iteration. Iteration, and deletion, both of these help each other and help you on your ultimate product goal.

>>510764438
>a bar next door and dudes will come in and be like “lmeget te fkin 1 or 2 shit” and literally anything you make is perfect OR the police have to get involved
Amazing.

>>510762150 (OP)
Jobs in general... When everything is automated who the EVER LIVING FUCK is going to be able to buy anything??? Society will have to be destroyed or do some star trek tng sht

>>510765057
The white girls at my subway are really friendly and only the fat one is retarded. But she's not a bitch either I would feel like a horrible asshole torturing these poor ugly chicks this is the best they can do. Ok??? It's the best they can do. Now the real question is wtf is a blond 9/10 Stacy doing working at subway?? I assume you inquired about her as you go in there frequently you're a chatty lad right? I mean I know this wasn't your pic but just pretend you seem like a Jared fogel type of guy

>>510763416
7" on a good day is enough to hit the back walls of a 5'2" latina mutt with room to spare. If I had 5 more inches and a time machine I'd dick a bitch to death by entering her thoracic cavity. I used to do this daily now I brainstorm reasons not to blow my brains out.

>>510765581
Yeah but will you? Will you ever kill anyone? I bet you won't even get into a bar fight. Or even leave the house. You cower in utter fear and we all know it.