Fotile Unveils World's First Robotic Kitchen with AI System at Eco Conference

Published: Mar 12, 2026 09:52

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On March 11, Fotile officially launched the world’s first robotic kitchen at its Eco Conference. It is equipped with the industry’s first “growth-oriented” embodied AI system for kitchens, consisting of a heterogeneous robot matrix: a high-precision robotic arm handles cup positioning, water dispensing, and even the precise placement of tableware in the dishwasher; a humanoid robot carries out complex cooking operations such as pouring oil, stir-frying, and plating dishes. At this conference, Fotile also released the first Global White Paper on the Innovative Development of Smart Kitchens and established a classification system for smart kitchen capability levels (L1-L5).

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