
collaborative cooking machine digitally prepares chef’s dishes
the mechanical structure is linked with a physical framework that translates digital dialogue to a form of real-time input.
collaborative cooking machine digitally prepares chef’s dishes
based on a digital platform that controls and interacts with a physical cooking machine, the ‘collaborative cooking’ project by christian isberg, petter johansson kukacka, lasse korsgaard and carl berglöf explores the future of food preparation. the system works as a framework for discussion and performance. the structure is linked with a mechanism that translates digital dialogue into a form of input, which is created by those who contribute to the project and is later processed by the machine.
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the input is gathered from the participants — five chefs — who take part through their own computers, collectively cooking from different locations to make one dish together. the machine is specifically built for this purpose; it has a unique interface that the user remotely operates. the cooking machine has 35 different functions/ ingredients that have been carefully selected though a collaboration with chef carl berglöf. each ingredient has its own purpose and place.

using an internet connection, participants can select different ingredients to be added directly into the pot

spice rack detail

the digital platform analyzes the discussion, collaboration and conflict created through the interactive system

control box

liquid system

systems and tools can often be applied in digital structures, so called interactive environments
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