Circus Launches Autonomous Food Service Using AI and Robotics in Europe

Circus SE, an AI and robotics technology company in the food service sector, announced on December 13 that it has entered the European market for nursing and elderly care with its CA-1 robot and CircusAI platform, enabling personalised menus and automated services to reduce the workload of care staff. The company added, “It can announce the first successful deal with customers from the nursing and elderly care market.”

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AI in Elderly Care

Addressing a social need with over 30 million people in need of care in Europe, Circus says it leverages artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics for food service in care facilities.

Using its AI-based robots, Circus offers a solution that not only reduces the workload of workers but also ensures healthy and personalised nutrition. The robots use artificial intelligence to fully automatically prepare fresh meals daily, personalised to individual needs – from preparation to serving.

Circus’ AI robots use artificial intelligence and machine learning to adapt to the nutritional needs and preferences of each user. “Whether it’s diabetic food, lactose-free dishes or a high-protein diet – the robots create personalised menus and guarantee the highest quality and hygiene,” the company explained.

“With our autonomous cooking robots, we are now creating time for the first customers in the care sector, such as Diakonie, for what really counts: human care,” said Nikolas Bullwinkel, CEO of Circus SE.

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