Lunch,
by air.
Hot meals from a robotic kitchen in Mbarara, lowered to wherever you are.
Hot meals from a robotic kitchen in Mbarara, lowered to wherever you are.
Choose a dish and drop a pin. The kitchen cooks it, the aircraft flies it, and a sealed pouch comes down on a line. Nothing lands at your door.
Four lift motors for the climb and the drop, then it cruises on the wing. Our own airframe, printed in Uganda, and our own flight software.
Dedicated cookers and a robot arm portion every meal. Each step, from raw stock to your hands, is chilled, checked and logged.
Printed wings, real electronics, real people. An early prototype hovers at low height; the new printed airframe is next to get its electronics.
A small team of engineers and a nutritionist, working out of EDIC and Mbarara University of Science and Technology.