BotKitchen automates the full kitchen workflow, clean through cut, cook and serve, for central kitchens and food manufacturers. We are scheduling investor meetings for Q3 2026.
The $1T food service labour model is under strain, and there are not enough workers to fix it.
Chronic instability across the sector, with roles employers cannot fill.
Among the highest of any industry, and the cost compounds with every rehire.
Violations climb as kitchens lose experienced workers.
Sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics (2025); NPR (2017) and Devaraj et al. (2020); Market Data Forecast (2025).
BotKitchen targets the kitchen-robotics market, projected to reach $11.2B by 2034 at 14% CAGR, driven by exactly the labour pressure above.
Source: Market Data Forecast (2025).
Order values, unit pricing, revenue model, and financial projections are covered in the full deck, along with named customer references.
Request the deck100+ recipes across Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, Indian, Mediterranean, and Mexican cuisines. These are styles that demand precise pan temperatures, minute-level shelf lives, and timing where a minute changes the dish.
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Competing systems automate one station and leave the rest of the kitchen to people. Five things separate BotKitchen from that.
Clean, cut, cook, serve, at central-kitchen volume. Most systems automate a single station and leave the rest of the kitchen to people.
Up to 22 recipes per cycle, cooking in parallel across eight culinary traditions: Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, Indian, Mediterranean and Mexican. Not one fixed menu.
Four models spanning 50 to 331 kg per cycle, up to 15K meals a day on two shifts.
Operators author their own recipes through the app, so the menu is theirs rather than ours.
Patent-pending design with hardware and software co-engineered rather than bolted together.
BotKitchen ships in four models, from a 7 × 7 ft mobile unit to a 20 × 20 ft installation, 50 to 331 kg per cycle. Every model runs the same Kitchen OS.
Hardware and software sell as one platform. The robotics go in once, as modular units with installation, setup and warranty. Kitchen OS is then licensed monthly for as long as the kitchen runs, across every segment we serve.
Pricing, licence rates, customer LTV, and gross-margin trajectory are commercially sensitive and shared directly.
Request the deckFrom automation research to Amazon Robotics to national-scale AI, built for this exact problem.
Supported by a diligent team across product launch, robotics engineering, business development, NSF compliance, and food-safety governance.
We are scheduling investor meetings for Q3 2026. Request the full deck, including financials, pricing, and customer references, or book a live demo of BotKitchen cooking.
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Corporate status: the business presently operated as Kitchenoid was previously conducted through Autonomous Kitchen LLC, which is undergoing a statutory conversion into Kitchenoid Inc., a Nevada corporation, effective upon acceptance of the applicable state filings.