I'm kind of perplexed by these startups that think kludging together a robotic arm with an existing piece of equipment is really the solution. There are compan

I'm kind of perplexed by these startups that think kludging together a robotic arm with an existing piece of equipment is really the solution. There are companies like MTI that have had automated fry stations for a decade or two now and can do exactly the same thing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSb945i6wOk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSb945i6wOk Why does this fancy arm get all the attention when there are more streamlined devices already out there and tested in the field?