The robot has your lunch.

A robot server named Claire delivers an order to customers at RobotCafe in Kenya. (AP/Brian Inganga)
A robot server receives an order from a human server at the RobotCafe. (AP/Brian Inganga)
Robots serve customers. The RobotCafe is the first restaurant in East Africa to use robot servers. (AP/Brian Inganga)
These robot servers can say, “Your order is ready. Welcome.” (AP/Brian Inganga)
Would you like to have your food served to you by a robot or a person? (AP/Brian Inganga)

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Sit down to eat. Ask for nachos. How about a pancake? A robot brings your meal. It says, “Welcome.”

The robot can not say much. Do you have a question? A real server can help.

Pray: Thank God for helpful machines. Thank Him for real people who serve you.

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Claire, R24, and Nadia are not just any table waiters. They are robots. Mohammed Abbas is the owner of the RobotCafe in Nairobi, Kenya. He visited countries in Asia and Europe. Some restaurants there had robot servers. Mr. Abbas bought three for his café. The robots say, “Your order is ready. Welcome.” People press an exit button after taking their food from a tray. The robots attract customers. These robots cannot replace real servers. They can help.

The Bible teaches that whoever serves does so “by the strength that God supplies.” (1 Peter 4:11)