Previous Masterchef winner Tim Anderson, with the help of algorithms created by Stanford University, has designed a pair of robotic hands that are able to cook and clean up afterwards. The design, which has been in development for 18 years, is currently on show at the global robotics exhibition, Hanover Messe.
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