An automatic feeding device for a cafeteria

Abstract

The invention relates to an automatic feeding device for a cafeteria, belonging to the field of food and beverage products. The device includes a base, four support racks, a dish bin, a stepping motor, a blocking cutter , a controller, an iron stopper, sensors and a dish taking table, wherein the support racks are fixed to the upper surface of the base through bolts; the dish bin is fixed to the upper surface of that base by bolts, the stepping motor is fixed on the lower surface of the dish bin through bolts, the blocking cutter is installed on a stepping motor, the controller is installed onthe upper surface of the base, the table is fixed on the upper surface of the base by bolts, the table is made of non-toxic environmental-friendly plastic; the sensor is installed on the table; the dish bin has an inclined bin bottom and a vegetable outlet; the stopper is installed on the outer wall of the dish outlet of the dish bin by bolts; and the blocking cutter has a shaft hole and a cutteredge. Automated and hygienic requirements for dining in the cafeteria are achieved through automatic delivery of dishes, which improves the dining experience.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an automatic dish feeding device for a cafeteria, specifically a device for automatically feeding dishes by using a sensor, a control system and an execution system, and belongs to the field of food and beverages in the city. Background technique [0002] With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, people pay more and more attention to spiritual experience while pursuing material enjoyment. Therefore, the cafeteria is deeply loved by people because of its special consumption mode and dining experience, and the passenger flow of the cafeteria becomes larger and larger. At present, the vast majority of cafeterias on the market still use the way that customers use clips to take meals by themselves. The clips used for taking meals are used by many guests, and the clips are in direct contact with the dishes, thus creating hidden hygiene hazards and reducing In order to improve the dining experience of the guests, ...

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Problems solved by technology

At present, the vast majority of cafeterias on the market still use the way that customers use clips to take meals by themselves. The clips used for taking meals are used by many guests, and the clips are in direct contact with the dishes, thus creating hidden hygiene hazards and reducing In order to improve the dining experience of the guests, the cafeteria should solve this problem in time

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