CES is all about companies using state-of-the-art technology to blow people away, and robotics company Moley did just that this year with their robotic kitchen.

One of the companies in attendance is UK-based Moley Robotics, which has been working on a robotic kitchen since 2015 when it unveiled a first working prototype.

Moley Robotics launched a robotic kitchen that will be able to cook thousands of recipes from fresh ingredients, bringing a restaurant experience into the home.

Who doesn't want amazing meals prepared for them everyday at home? That's what Moley Robotics amazing robo-chef offers, and we've not only seen it in action, but also feasted on the crab bisque it ...

Created by British technology company, Moley Robotics, the system features a dexterous robot integrated into a luxury kitchen, that prepares freshly-cooked meals at the touch of a button.

YouTube/ Moley Robotics Moley Robotics is releasing the world's first robot kitchen in 2017. Cooking will be as easy as pulling up a recipe and sitting back and watching a pair of robotic arms do ...

A robotic kitchen stocked with a database of 2,000 recipes becomes a high-tech personal chef.

The notion of a kitchen with a built in robot chef capable of whipping up a lobster bisque at the push of a button sounds like something out of Futurama. But it technically exists -- at least as a ...

An automated kitchen that will create up to 2,000 meals from scratch is slated to go on the market in 2017. One caveat: the robot cannot taste the food. Image courtesy of Moley Robotics.

A Russian robotics company has built an automatic kitchen capable of cooking 2,000 different meals — and it could be in homes by 2017. Moley Robotics' kitchen will cost about $15,000 and ...

UK-based company Moley Robotics created this concept kitchen prototype, which includes an oven, stove, touchscreen unit, and robotic arms and hands.

The world’s first robotic kitchen prepares crab bisque for Ars Technica Imagine waking up to a robot-cooked breakfast every morning.