Pizza-making robots were meant to revolutionise restaurants. Why are they failing?
- Pizza-making robots are struggling to take off, with several companies in the sector shutting down.
- Seattle pizzeria Moto Pizza was left with two $160,000 robots after their maker, Picnic, suddenly closed.
- Other pizza-robot firms including Zume, Pazzi and Basil Street have also shut down amid challenges in the industry.
- Experts say robots still struggle with tasks humans handle efficiently, raising questions over whether pizza automation makes business sense.
Source: firstpost.com
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