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This astonishing effect is likely a combination of advanced projection mapping, augmented reality and precision robotics.
They are only able to serve pre-prepared foods on carts. (Photo Credits: X)
A viral video on social media has reignited debates around technological progress and societal priorities. Shared by Dr Sheetal Yadav on X (formerly Twitter), the clip features a futuristic restaurant in Dubai where robots, not human waiters, are at the forefront of customer service. In her caption, Dr Yadav wrote, “This is a restaurant in Dubai where food is not served by waiters but by robots. The robot is used to deliver food to the customer. The world is advancing so rapidly, while in India, people are still stuck on caste and religion.” Her comment flashed discussions on how societal focus in India contrasts with innovations abroad.
But the video holds more than just a robotic twist. It captures a surreal moment: the robot appears to generate dishes right before the customer’s eyes. Instead of traditionally placing plates on the table, the robot seems to materialise the food—creating an illusion where the meal emerges from thin air.
This astonishing effect is likely a combination of advanced projection mapping, augmented reality (AR), and precision robotics. The immersive experience blurs the line between digital and physical, pushing the boundaries of dining and technology.
It is a restaurant in Dubai where the food does not serve a waiter, but, the robot is used until the food reaches the customer.
The world is moving so fast and the people of India are still stuck on caste religion. pic.twitter.com/iCIWLDSsiX
— Dr. Sheetal yadav (@Sheetal2242) April 16, 2025
The video has left the Internet stunned, with many praising the technological marvel and others echoing Dr Yadav’s commentary on the need for societal progress back home.
Dubai has cafes like RoboCafe and Drink and Spice Magic, which provide robotic services. Despite being at the edge of robotic technology they are only able to serve pre-prepared foods on carts.
The message of Dr. Yadav goes beyond the controversial video of tech advancement. Her words reflect her concern for India. Where the world is evolving at lightning speed with innovations India is still grappling with centuries-old issues like casteism and religious intolerance.
The contrast has sparked a major debate online. Some users are amazed at the level of innovation, while others echo Yadav’s frustration about India’s slow progress on social reform. One user commented, “Everyone knows what the level of education is here, the world is far ahead”.
Some users have criticised Dr. Yadav, one user commented, “There are some people on Twitter who believe AI-generated videos are real — the country is at greater risk from them first.”
But beyond all these arguments, this post is a reminder that true progress must include both innovation and social upliftment.
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