The technology will replace traditional kaitenzushi at one Japanese sushi chain and allow diners to play games and quizzes as they wait for their orders.
sushi chain in several of its restaurants to help combat a viral pranking trend which has sparked hygiene fears.
Videos of the stunts, which have been widely shared on social media, show some diners spoiling orders by touching sushi plates or licking shared soy sauce bottles.Sushi restaurants have labelled the pranks as "extremely malicious" and, in response, Akindo Sushiro has introduced a new method for customers to make orders.
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