Robots that prepare your hamburger: this will be the future of fast food chains



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Following the line of other restoration businesses, Jack In The Box aims to automate the tasks behind the stove.

‘Robots will never replace the work of a human being’. ‘Our eyes will not see robotic companions.’ Some of these affirmations they have been listening to for years media of communication and conversations bar counter, but the reality is that the technology that would enable let’s share workspace with synthetic companions it is already being developed and promises to handle certain tasks in a much faster and more efficient way. Various restaurants far and wide USA are already observing the quality of their work and a new chain is added to the list of suitors.

The first Jack In The Box franchise to use Miso Robotics technology to serve burgers and drinks to its customers

There are several franchises who have embraced the arrival of the robotic help to its facilities and recently, thanks to the statement issued by the company responsible for its manufacture, we have learned of the implementation of the two main products of Miso Robotics in the fast food chain jack in the box located in the city of san diego. Both Flippy 2 and Sippy will be responsible for certain tasks in the game’s kitchen. pilot restaurant.

This test will allow to embrace the Benefits of the creations of the technological company, such as the use of artificial intelligencethe machine learningthe artificial vision and the analysis of datain order to maximize work efficiency in the kitchens of the following restaurants where this model of robotic chefs is implemented. Tony Dardenhead of operations at Jack In The Box, it states what:

This collaboration with Miso Robotics is a critical step in restoration operations that are out of sight of the customer. We are convinced that this technology will fit the growing business needs with the intention of having a positive impact on our operations while promoting the safety and well-being of our team members. We can’t wait to put Flippy 2 to the test as our restaurant’s newest hire in San Diego!

Flippy 2the robot chef from Miso Robotics, has a storage system of food, whether frozen or refrigerated, which allows prepare food like fries or chicken wings. The robotic arm is capable of drive the fryer with ease and leave only the packaging work in the hands of the employees. For its part, Sippy is the intelligent and automated system of beveragesis also capable of determining the size of each glass and adding ice, which will allow orders to be served as orders arrive.



At the moment, this kind of technology is ready to operate USA and we imagine that we will soon see some company in our country take this technological path. The innovation always makes its way and an example of this is the automated vans of Pizza Hut and Toyotawhich allow you to bake and distribute the products on the go.

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