Robot waitress serves customers at Multan pizzeria
Although robotics is in an early stage in a third-world country like Pakistan, there is a restaurant where robots walk and serve the customers instead of human waiters. Located at a busy street in northeastern Multan city in Punjab province -- some 500 kilometers (310 miles) away from provincial capital Lahore --, this pizza restaurant is the first one of its kind in this South Asian Muslim country.<br>
12:50 July 09, 2017 AA
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Osama Aziz poses for a photo with robot waitresses, which are built and developed by himself, at a local fast food restaurant in Multan, Pakistan on July 08, 2017.
A robot waitress, which is built and developed by restaurant's owner's electrical engineer son Osama Aziz, services meal at a local fast food restaurant in Multan, Pakistan on July 08, 2017.
People pose for a photo with a robot waitress, which is built and developed by restaurant's owner's electrical engineer son Osama Aziz, at a local fast food restaurant in Multan, Pakistan on July 08, 2017.
A robot waitress, which is built and developed by restaurant's owner's electrical engineer son Osama Aziz, helps to service meal at a local fast food restaurant in Multan, Pakistan on July 08, 2017.
Although robotics is in an early stage in a third-world country like Pakistan, there is a restaurant where robots walk and serve the customers instead of human waiters. Located at a busy street in northeastern Multan city in Punjab province -- some 500 kilometers (310 miles) away from provincial capital Lahore --, this pizza restaurant is the first one of its kind in this South Asian Muslim country.