Perhaps the best part about indulging in a neighborhood Indian restaurant is the fresh roti. A flatbread typically made of stoneground flour, roti have a knack for tying an entire meal together and ...

Rotimatic has launched its next-generation, AI-enabled roti maker, Rotimatic Next, in India. This strategic move follows successful sales in the US, Canada, and the UK. The appliance automates ...

It might be expensive, but if roti is a staple food for you and your family, the Rotimatic automatic flatbread maker could be a wise, delicious long-term investment. In many Indian families, roti is a ...

The promise of a robot in the kitchen, one that can effortlessly churn out perfectly puffed rotis, is a tantalizing one. It’s a vision of coming home to the smell of freshly made food without the mess ...

Right out of the box, the Rotimatic Next lives up to its reputation for being remarkably easy to set up. The unboxing process was smooth and straightforward, as the machine comes with everything you ...

SINGAPORE -- It's kept pre-order customers waiting for two years, but the Rotimatic is finally ready to make its maiden voyage to U.S. buyers. Singapore startup Zimplistic, which makes the robot ...

Singapore-based appliance maker, Rotimatic, has launched its next-generation, AI-enabled roti maker, Rotimatic Next, in the Indian market. The appliance uses robotics and AI to make fresh rotis ...

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Viral News: Pictures and reviews of an expensive robotic roti-making machine is going viral on Twitter. The website of Rotimatic describes the product as the world’s first fully integrated solution ...

LOCAL startup Zimplistic made headlines in 2016 with its invention Rotimatic, an automated kitchen appliance that makes Indian flatbread or roti. By the time the machine was shipped out to its first ...

ZIMPLISTIC, the Singapore-based company behind Indian flatbread-making machine Rotimatic, has been fully sold to an entity called Light Ray Holdings. Light Ray Holdings is a special-purpose vehicle ...