The Robot Chef Avoids Burns and Saves 70% of your Time

“Cooking isn’t always an easy task. It not only takes up people’s time, but also demands constant attention to avoid burning the food or getting the cooking point wrong. But a new robot is about to change that. Posha, developed by the startup of the same name, is a countertop ‘robot chef’ capable of automating meal preparation in a simple and practical way. Learn more about the product below.”

Robot chef reduces cooking time by a minimum of 70%

“The company told TechCrunch that Posha can save users as much as 70% of their time. However, it’s worth noting that the figure isn’t 100%, since users still need to load the ingredients into the pot themselves.”

“The company emphasized that Posha targets individuals who want to skip cooking while streamlining their weekly routines.” It aims to cut kitchen time from around an hour to just 10–20 minutes each day.

Posha Unveils New Kitchen Robot Using Computer Vision

“Known for creating countertop robots, Posha revealed its kitchen model in January 2025. The company states that the device utilizes computer vision to cook meals.”

Using the device is straightforward for the user: simply add the prepared ingredients, specify the amount of each one on the device, and choose a recipe from the available options.

“When cooking finishes, the device notifies the user through a mobile app or sound alert that the meal is ready.”

In practical terms, it’s similar to using a coffee maker, where you add coffee beans, sugar, and milk to separate containers and select the type of coffee you want. “The device works like a dishwasher: you load the dishes, add detergent, and it takes care of the rest.”

“The product’s website states that the robot is currently exclusive to the United States, but the company intends to make it available in other regions later on.”

The cooking robot is currently priced at $1,750 (R$ 9,979 in direct conversion).” Due to its strong demand and conservative sales projections, the initial batch sold out rapidly.

“As of this report, the device is sold out, but the company is preparing for the second release and has started accepting pre-sale registrations on its website.”

Read the original article on: Canaltech

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