Coronavirus: Robots dish out the drinks at reopened Dutch restaurant

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Coronavirus: Robots dish out the drinks at reopened Dutch restaurant
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MAASTRICHT, NETHERLANDS (REUTERS) - At the Dadawan restaurant in the southern Dutch city of Maastricht, an unusual group of new staffers has been brought in to help after the Netherlands eased its coronavirus lockdown this week: robots.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

MAASTRICHT, NETHERLANDS - At the Dadawan restaurant in the southern Dutch city of Maastricht, an unusual group of new staffers has been brought in to help after the Netherlands eased its coronavirus lockdown this week: robots.

Each robot has a simple humanoid figure, including arms to hold serving trays. Simple displays on their faces shows a smile, or occasionally a frown.I will go back automatically in 20 seconds", Amy informs a pair of women seated at a booth, after presenting them with two glasses of ice tea.Though robotic servers were introduced in China several years ago and have since become a novelty at restaurants around the world, only a handful of Dutch eateries have so far introduced them.

Staff, who wear face masks, load drinks onto the trays, press a table number, then stand back as the robot rolls away.

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