Most of us have eaten food prepared by machines, said David Marchese in New York magazine. But Moley, a new, hulking robotic chef, promises something far beyond prepackaged, industrial food: "a high-quality meal made from scratch and cooked at home." The robot — a pair of humanoid arms that hover over a conventional stovetop — is designed to cook dishes by mimicking the filmed movements of human chefs. (Courtesy of Moley) In Moley's current version, culinary skills are still a bit limited.