This ‘Spotify for food’ enables chefs anywhere in the world to record their recipes, receive royalties and have their dishes delivered to your home.
Together with Zacharias, CEO Abraham and CTO Shah recently demonstrated a cooking session in their Palo Alto kitchen, where each ingredient is measured and scanned. Screens attached to appliances tell the user when to stir, wait or add the next ingredient.
Afterward, we sat down to learn more about the implications of this software, which may someday be available in your home.A chef comes into our kitchen and cooks their recipe like they would in their own kitchen. Through a variety of sensors — cameras, infrared, scales — the tech codifies the chef’s intuition, so people who have absolutely no context for this dish can re-create it.
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