100 White Castles welcomes a new employee who never needs a break and has fully settled into his new work environment – quite literally.
miso robot
“Flippy2” is a robot chef who, according to White Castle vice president Jamie Richardson, is an ideal employee.
“Flippy would put everything in the deep fryer, then at the perfect time, take everything out, give it a little shake, and put it in the team member’s packing area,” Richardson said. Fox and friends.
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robot-fry-guy is miso robotIt built agile machines to take over the grunt and sometimes dangerous work of running an entire frying station.
“The improved workflow allows for the redeployment of team members to focus on creating memorable moments for clients,” the company said in a statement Press release.
Here is a running Flippy2:
price from $3,000 per month In order to integrate Flippy2 into the restaurant’s kitchen, Miso has also produced a version specially designed for wings. Other chains such as Buffalo Wild Wings, Panera Bread and Chipotle have invested in Miso Robotics’ robotic workers in an effort to address cost and worker retention issues.
In an interview, Richardson emphasized that Flippy2 is not a replacement for human workers, but an extremely useful tool. He explained to Fox News that adopting new technology at White Castle is about “helping and empowering our team members.”
“No one wants to use the word ‘p,’ but this pandemic has hit us all hard,” Richardson added. “Our team members are on the front lines every day. Giving them more tools to help serve our customers hot, great-tasting food is what we’re all about.”
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in a interview modern restaurant management, Miso’s chief strategy officer, Jake Brewer, echoed this reasoning.
“Across the U.S., restaurants lost 2.8 front-of-house staff and 6.2 fewer back-of-house staff — making meeting customer service expectations and revenue targets nearly impossible,” Brewer said.
“Our technology simplifies operations, provides a better customer experience, and builds overall improvement and stability into the business,” he added.
Hey human workers, want some chips with these promises?
