>And how much has the Flippy1 disrupted the industry? That is exactly the reason why I am calling these "attempts". Not entirely unlike many other presumed "d

>And how much has the Flippy1 disrupted the industry? That is exactly the reason why I am calling these "attempts". Not entirely unlike many other presumed "disruptors" these Flippies seem to me like a solution in search of a problem. BTW - at least in industries where robots are already in use - Rule #1 is complete separation between a robotic arm reach and humans, no exceptions, a human can go near a robot only when it is switched off, I believe that is not the case with the Flippy, as it is depicted it looks to me like being a potential safety issue for the other workers in the kitchen.