Las Vegas — Someday, a robot will cook you dinner and, if you’re lucky, it’ll be Chinese food.

That’s the promise of OneCook, a new robotic chef that can blend and cook ingredients and serve you a finished meal.

Developed by TNL Corp., OneCook isn’t much to look at. The working prototype is a large, round, white device that, coincidentally, resembles a rice cooker. The team had a sleeker, non-working version at CES 2016’s Eureka Park (where CES houses all the startups), but they directed me to the back of the conference hall where the TNL Corp. team was about to use OneCook to prepare a meal. Read more…

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