The clever machine dishes up six delicious flavours of ice cream with a variety of toppings.
One day robots may become sentient and take over the world. Until then, we're free to boss them about, so we want to know: What job would you give a robot?
Perhaps you'd make robots clean your room, or prepare delicious snacks?
I would make a robot clean the dishes and make beds!
Gabrielle, Birmingham, England
I would make my robot cook for me and do my homework for me.
Jessica, London, England
I would like a robot to work in mines so people don't have to go underground. I would also like a robot that sorts out my Lego bricks.
Jack, Swindon, Wiltshire
My robot would help me with my home work.
Aidan, Beckenham, England

Bangor Crematorium's chapel will be shut from 5-24 September.
Funerals will not be held but cremations can still be carried out while improvements are made to keep the facility up to standard.
Crematoriums in Colwyn Bay and Aberystwyth have been told about the closure and to expect more funerals at those facilities.
Gwynedd council's cabinet member for the environment, John Wynn Jones, said: "Every effort is made to minimise such work on the efficient running of the facility, however on this occasion the scale and location of the work combined with the need to remove asbestos materials means that we unfortunately have no option but to temporarily close the chapel facility."

Pearlman launched the careers of the Backstreet Boys, the best-selling boy band of all time, and NSync, among others.
He was jailed for 25 years in 2008 over a massive $300m (Â£153m) Ponzi fraud scheme.
NSync singer Lance Bass tweeted that Pearlman was not the best businessman but that he would not be where he was without his influence.
The cause of death has not yet been revealed.
Pearlman was inspired by the success of New Kids on the Block and formed his own record label, launching a $3m talent sweep that in 1993 selected five unknowns to be the Backstreet Boys.
They went on to sell 130 million records.
NSync were also a huge success, selling more than 55 million.
Pearlman later managed other boy bands such as LFO, Take 5, Natural and O-Town, and the girl group Innosense, which initially featured Britney Spears.
Lance Bass wrote on Twitter: "Word is that #LouPearlman has passed away. He might not have been a stand up businessman, but I wouldn't be doing what I love today wthout his influence. RIP Lou."
O-Town's Ashley Parker Angel posted: "Love him or hate him, Lou gave many of us our start. It's a shame he let greed get in his way."
Pearlman swindled family, friends, investors and banks by enticing them to put money into two fake companies for 20 years.
Prosecutors counted at least 250 individual victims who lost a total of $200m plus 10 financial institutions that lost $100m.
The judge at his trial said victims included "his family, his close friends and people in their 70s and 80s who have lost their life savings".
"So the sympathy factor doesn't run high with the court," the judge said.
In a statement, Pearlman had said: "Since my arrest, I've come to realise the harm that's been done. I'm truly sorry and I apologise for what's happened."
A robot that can serve ice cream has been revealed at a shopping centre in China.
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A crematorium's chapel in Gwynedd will close for three weeks for asbestos removal and repair work.
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American boy band mogul Lou Pearlman has died in prison at the age of 62.