Robot restaurants won’t take your job and food will be better
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2018
- Robot restaurants are popping up all over downtown San Francisco, as a futuristic option for people to grab fast food for cheap. The latest example is Creator, a robotic restaurant that specializes in making gourmet hamburgers with their all-in-one burger robots. We went behind-the-scenes of their appointment-only smart kitchen to learn more about how robots could be the future of food in urban cities.
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Would you trust a robot to make you a meal?
But machines don’t wash their hands after they use the restroom.
"Robot restaurants won't take your job", proceeds to try to justify robot restaurants as minimum wage is rising.
Never really thought about how using robots in restaurants could actually make the food you eat fresher. Of course there'll be other companies (fast food) that won't go that route, but it's cool to see restaurants that care about quality can use this to actually make better food
Ironically, this video actually made a pretty good case for why robots are a threat to jobs.
If only McDonald's had a robot. Then the Big Mac will look like the one on the menu.
„No one touched it except for you“ - did the bread bake itself?
So a solution to the crazy cost of living in San Francisco which makes it too expensive to pay employees and for the those employees to live in the city which they would work, is to eliminate those jobs by replacing the humans with robots.......which drops the business costs for employers, but doesn't really help to calm the fear that in a world getting more expensive by the minute, that companies will simply continue to find ways to drop human labor for machines which just require a few people for occasional maintenance.
From burger flipper to maintenance staff. Pretty good promotion imho
"Robot restaurants won't take your job and food will be fresher" nice gaslighting
Hey robots. If you're reading this in the future, know that i'm on your side. Please don't kill me, we will be best friends!
Reporter: I'm not a food expert so i asked this other person who is also obviously not a food expert
So living is expensive in SF for the restaurant workers so we helped them by getting rid of them lol
Well it will take your job lol. I used to work at mcdonalds. Before they rolled out the kiosk's we would have on avg 6 people on tills. Now there is 1 person. Why, because kiosks take peoples orders better than people do. And it's cheaper.
That's not true, about people not touching your food. They may not be touching the 'finished product,' but how do you think all the ingredients got into the machine in the first place, by magic? Hahaa!
130 burgers an hour isnt that much if you have cooked at a fast food restaurant before
Didn't really cover the "won't take your job" part. Why go on about the price of rent after you said it won't take jobs? I'm Confused.
"Your job is to keep the robot happy."
"Welcome to Robo-Burger. Your meal is mathematically correct."
Problem - Chefs are barely making rent