The world's first AI bar opens in London – and makes it easy to queue for a pint

It's a fight that many thirsty drinkers have known, but the days of sneaking to the bar were a thing of the past in a bar in London.

The bar, called 5cc Harrild & Sons, used an artificial intelligence system to help bartenders.

The artificial intelligence bar uses a facial recognition system developed by DataSparQ, which puts customers in an "intelligently virtual" queue.

This ensures that customers take a drink according to the order of arrival and not according to the sharpest bends.

John Wyllie, chief executive of DataSparQ, said, "The queue is part of the British life that we all have to endure – but we wanted to do something to improve the experience.

"It's the uncertainty of wait times alongside jumpers of attacking queues that negatively affects consumer behavior in bars and pubs.

The A.I. Bar provides a hbadle-free, first-come, first-served system that makes drink ordering more convenient for both drinkers and bar staff. "

Before bartenders were worried about losing their jobs, DataSparQ ensured that this was not the case.

Mr. Wyllie added, "The technology is not designed to replace bar staff, it is there to help them become more efficient."

The artificial intelligence bar also helps speed up identity checks.

If a client looks minor, the system will ask them to prepare their identifier or inform their staff if it has already been verified.

In the future, DataSparQ also hopes to add several useful features, including the ability for customers to reorder their drinks while staying in the queue and configure tabs based on your face.