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I would be curious to see what the actual economic case is for burger automation like this. What's the labour cost savings here, all in? Restaurants aren't foo
by dalbasal 8y ago
I would be curious to see what the actual economic case is for burger automation like this. What's the labour cost savings here, all in?
Restaurants aren't food factories, not even mcdonaldses. We food factories too, but this doesn't appear to be for them. This was to be more about whether or not people would like to have their burger made by a robot. Price-wise, I'd wager its much of a muchness.
- ahallock 8y agoIt could be a draw for the novelty and consistency. I hate having an amazing experience destroyed by the follow up visit, where someone decides to check out for their shift.
- briandear 8y agoLabor costs are by far the most expensive costs for a restaurant. Employee turnover is also a significant problem. You typically aren’t able to hire A players to make burgers.