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Oak Deer and Xianglu Unveil AI Cooking Robots in Beijing

8/29/2026

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Oak Deer Robotics and Xianglu Robotics unveiled AI-driven cooking systems at Robotics Conference in Beijing.
Oak Deer displayed the CookingMuse AI model, an integrated robot and humanoid-chef cart.
Xianglu’s 3K Vision robot changes heat after 100 ml water is poured and uses three cameras to adjust stirring and seasoning.
Xianglu says RobotCook costs worker’s salary and recoups in 12–15 months.
It achieves 99% accuracy on dishes, dropping to 77% with unfamiliar ingredients.

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Oak Deer Robotics and Xianglu Robotics unveiled AI-driven cooking systems at Robotics Conference in Beijing.
Oak Deer displayed the CookingMuse AI model, an integrated robot and humanoid-chef cart.
Xianglu’s 3K Vision robot changes heat after 100 ml water is poured and uses three cameras to adjust stirring and seasoning.
Xianglu says RobotCook costs worker’s salary and recoups in 12–15 months.
It achieves 99% accuracy on dishes, dropping to 77% with unfamiliar ingredients.