Robot Waiters Debut in Kenya, Raising Labor Concerns
Nairobi's Robot Cafe blends tech novelty with human service, sparking debate on automation's impact on jobs.
- Three robots serve food at Nairobi's first Robot Cafe, attracting curious customers.
- The robots, named Claire, R24, and Nadia, offer limited interaction, requiring human waiters for full service.
- Cafe owner Mohammed Abbas invested in the robots after seeing similar setups in Asia and Europe.
- Experts suggest that robotic and human services can coexist in the hospitality industry.
- Concerns arise over the future of human labor, particularly in Africa's youthful workforce.