The future of fast food

[u/newbiediecast]

[u/ninjad912]

I mean. Automation is supposed to do trivial tasks for you. That’s kinda the point

[u/MeMeWhenWhenTheWhen → u/ninjad912]

when it's taking a whole minute and a half to do something a person could do in like 7 seconds tops tho that kinda fucking sucks lmao

[u/pieter1234569 → u/MeMeWhenWhenTheWhen]

Well it sucks now, but this is the worst it is ever going to suck. The next product is going to work better, faster and be cheaper.

A few iterations and it will be everywhere as it’s cheaper than any employee, and can work 24/7.

Don’t look at technology now as say it sucks, look at it as an iterative process where things can only get better.

[u/Agarwel → u/pieter1234569]

In my company where we produce components for such automation machine, we already had big contract beign negotiated from customer who needs components to mass produce fast food machines (as far as I remember, the company is aiming for automated burgers)

So yeah... this is a future that is comming.

[u/--o → u/Agarwel]

This is something that people are investing in, which is not at all the same as it being the near future of fast food.