The article does mention it: > And even the newest technology often requires some degree of human interaction. For instance, burgers may pop out of the Boston

The article does mention it: > And even the newest technology often requires some degree of human interaction. For instance, burgers may pop out of the Boston McDonald’s machine unassisted next week, but they’ll be loaded into it by actual people. For now, at least. So, yeah, nothing actually interesting here, just a marketing stunt.