City Simulator

One month, two cities of ~5,000 people. Farms, cattle, poultry, fisheries, wholesale, supermarkets and corner shops, homes with and without robot cooks, delivery vans, traffic and garbage trucks. Same people, same appetites. The difference is the Cookwala ecosystem. ← home-kitchen simulator · country simulator → · world simulator →

Day 30

Robots alone vs robots + the Cookwala protocol

Same city, same people, same robot-cook homes, same seed. Only the protocol differs. Off = robots order and cook on their own (vendor apps, no shared plans with stores, farms or delivery, no surplus rescue, no energy-saver modes). On = demand signals, consolidated delivery, surplus rescue, reusable packaging, energy-saver cooking. Use each city's switch above to play either version.

The month in numbers (Nilebridge vs Harborfield; % = difference from Harborfield)

What the protocol changed

Assumptions & sources

This is an illustrative model, not a forecast. Traditional homes and the supply chain are calibrated to published averages. Effects come from explicit, adjustable behaviours listed here.