Cocktail machines, powered by AI, are creating a stir. Can they replace the human bartender?
What if all these are possible just by touching a screen in your living room? What if all the secrets of a dirty martini, a classic Negroni, a stately old fashioned, or a colourful cosmopolitan are at your fingertips rather than in the dexterous hands of a mixologist in a bar?
For, the new cocktail is brought to you by AI. Barsys, a New York-headquartered home automation company, has launched its AI-powered cocktail machine in India after debuting it at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas in January this year. Called Barsys 360 and costing Rs 55,700, this halo-like automated bartending machine can mix over 1,000 cocktails, some within 15 seconds and all of them customisable to the last ml. It can even personalise the drinking experience by recommending new cocktails based on previous preferences and selections.
Barsys’ story started in India almost a decade ago.
“It was in 2014 that the idea came to us,” says Arush Tewari, head of Barsys India. “The liquor industry, despite its size, seemed to be having the least technological disruption.”
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