Date:14/09/19
The owner of one of the cafes in Istanbul bought three robot waiters, RIA Novosti reported.
The robots were manufactured abroad, but they were programed by Turkish specialists.
These mechanical employees can speak, number tables and they are very industrious, which is especially liked by customers.
The cafe owner plans to double their number in future.
This is a completely new format for Turkish cafes, and the cafe has now become very popular in Turkey.
Robot waiters start serving cafe customers in Istanbul
The owner of one of the cafes in Istanbul bought three robot waiters, RIA Novosti reported.The robots were manufactured abroad, but they were programed by Turkish specialists.
These mechanical employees can speak, number tables and they are very industrious, which is especially liked by customers.
The cafe owner plans to double their number in future.
This is a completely new format for Turkish cafes, and the cafe has now become very popular in Turkey.
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