The concern that robots will take jobs is thrust back into the spotlight after a California-based burger chain has "hired" Flippy to be its latest grill cook. According to KTLA-5, which was there for ...
Following its recent pilot in select White Castles, Miso Robotics today announced a new version of its hamburger-cooking robotic arm, Flippy. The new version of the robot, simply named Flippy 2, is ...
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Flippy, the robotic fast food fry cook, is getting a facelift. Pasadena, Calif.-based Miso Robotics, the creator of the burger flipping robot kitchen assistant, has developed a less expensive version ...
COLUMBUS, Ohio — An autonomous robot is being tested to work at Columbus-based White Castle. The robot, referred to as Flippy 2, was designed by Miso Robotics and is programmed to work the ...
Flippy the burger-flipping robot has received an upgrade as Miso Robotics rolls out its Flippy 2 model. Taking on board feedback from a pilot program with the White Castle hamburger chain that started ...
Miso Robotics' automated fry cook ‘Flippy’, which teamed up with White Castle as part of a pilot program last year, has been given an upgrade following feedback from employees. CHIPOTLE TESTS NEW ...
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Next time you swing by a fast food joint for a burger, don’t be surprised if you see a one-armed robot at work in the kitchen. That’s probably just Flippy the burger-flipping robot doing its job.
There’s a new worker at the CaliBurger in downtown Pasadena, California. His name is Flippy. He doesn’t talk much or interact with his colleagues. But he’s really good at what he does. He can cook up ...
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