Randi Zuckerberg, founder and CEO of Zuckerberg Media, is launching a pop-up kitchen in Chattanooga next month.
Sue's Tech Kitchen, a STEM-inspired experience, will open on July 28 at the TomorrowBuilding on Georgia Avenue.
"Sue's Tech Kitchen is a tech-fueled wonderland for the mouth and mind, featuring a STEM-inspired adventure for the whole family to empower kids to engage with tomorrow's technologies and revolutionize family dining in the process," according to a news release from Zuckerberg Media.
Created by Zuckerberg and designed by NASA scientist Sam Pfister, Sue's Tech Kitchen aims to combine dining and technology while immersing guests in a tech playground, allowing them to experience the most cutting-edge technologies and enjoy a delightfully interactive dining experience.
Diners will be able to eat in the digital age, while composing music with their food, 3-D printing their dessert, coding videos game with candy and more.
"I'm always encouraging parents to embrace technology into their family's lives in an interactive and healthy way instead of being afraid of it," Zuckerberg said in the release. "So when I was at a restaurant with my two boys, I thought 'How cool would it be if a drone could deliver our food? Or if we could code with candy?' As a result, Sue's Tech Kitchen is coming to life, and I couldn't be more thrilled to be bringing it first to Chattanooga."
Zuckerberg visited Chattanooga's Innovation District in February and said it was the ideal place to launch the project and BETA test the technology.
After a week in Chattanooga, Sue's Tech Kitchen will then commence a national tour that will run into 2018.
For more info on Sue's Tech Kitchen and Reservations: www.suestechkitchen.com.