Seriously CNBC? That's just a box with two commercially available coffee machines in the back and a simple robot arm that picks up an empty cup, puts it under the after market coffee maker, and hand it to the customer. The "robot" does not make coffee at all. The after market coffee machines make the coffee. The arm just places an empty paper cut under the coffee maker and then hands it to the customer. Vending machines have been doing that for decades, with a far simpler mechanism. This "innovation" actually slows down the process.
you are right, you can just use a vending machine coffee, but change it to digital so you can your phone apps to pay for it, much much cheaper than having a robotic hand.
Our local stores went from having 10 cashiers to 2 thanks to self checkout. Robots are replacing the floor cleaners. AI help desks are getting better and replacing telecom operators. Trucks and cars will be reliably driving themselves soon. Automation will be the final nail in the coffin of working class and its accelerating thanks to covid.
Please, note that socialising is the main reason many people like myself go to coffee shops. Imagine what will happen if you try to replace the human beings by a machine, no matter how you call it.
@@sgpleasure yeah food 🥘 biz isn’t always rational. Think 🤔 of benihana and how they manage to charge an arm and a leg 🦵 for the theatrics of cooking 🧑🍳 in front of diners.
Why would anybody do such an unwise thing and install this bulky expensive robot instead of a normal vending machine that does exactly the same more efficiently, cheaper, costs less, and takes less space?
@@Dwika34 nah you dont understand how AI works and what short of AI i m talking about, "NEED" is relative term in this context believe me , i am happy to elaborate
On a net basis, yes lesser jobs. Or existing low-skilled jobs like Barista should be willing to take more pay cut to match the reduction in cost offered by robots.
"200 cups an hour", and ingredients need to be "topped up every 360 servings". That means an employee may need to service this coffee machine every 108 minutes.
I wonder how Ella's cleaning the milk steamer right after heating and frothing the milk. It needs to be cleaned with a wet cloth right after you use, in other not to nozzles get clogged in the steamer.
In Singapore restaurants, most of the time, we look for table, scan the QR code on the table, order our foods and make payment, after which proceed to move off when finished , and the receipt are issued and sent to your email. I wonder if it is the same experience everywhere?
No, Singapore adopts to hi tech very quickly. Certain societies don't. India, US Europe are reticent. As a restaurant owner in India, your use case is a wet dream to me. I have tried QR menus & self checkout kiosks, but it doesn't work as much here.
@@nayaknaresh Thanks for replying. It just came to my mind, we embrace technology because we have no choice, we have a very huge manpower problems, otherwise will be waiting forever for our foods. Here the digital age has transformed how we go about doing our daily alctivities, we are encourage to do everything online and it has been a painful change for our seniors. You can also see our vending machines in Singapore, it's crazy, because of shortage.
3:48 I have no words!😳🤯 with this implementation, I'd just build a self-service coffee shop at lower product cost! some sensors and cameras and I'd be done with it.🤦♀️
Business networks seem to be on a high report such human job replacements as technological advancements... Could we also replace Wall St Corporate Billionaires as Taxes could be then be efficiently collected for citizens
So it's a robot that can press buttons on a line of automatic espresso machines? Do people actually go to coffee shops that have automatic espresso machines in the first place?
Technician jobs will become the new service job and will be the norm, until robots can self fix the problem or rewrite the code for better efficiency, to help the customers experience. It's like bank tellers were replaced with atm's...there's always going to be jobs for people.
I hope that AI-technologies will be more useful, and also in some Eastern Europe countries. It`s brilliant, simply and rather comfortable. Thanks for CNBC International reporters team!)
Middle class jobs are created because more software engineers and similar jobs are being needed more and more in the future. It's true that a worker's position will become redundant then
It's not, robots are going to take job from human,what do you think will happen to humanity? it looks cool for some people but actually we are heading to dystopian society.
The problem is that we're creating a world where you only have a purpose if you're highly skilled. I guess other people's place in the world will be begging for that $1.50 you saved outside of robobucks.
Robot's here are just an espresso vending machines. The robot can't taste, smell or see to create a bespoke coffee tailored to the customer's specifics. Barista's create coffee craftsmanship that cannot be replicated. ☕️👩🏼🍳
Tedious works specially the unnecessary ones should’ve automated this time! Incompetence is not an options and repetitive task are trash! Give it to the robots
Nice I this would be awesomeness.I love AI technology but unfortunately as automation gets more and more popular we will see more unemployment for people. It will make a few people very very rich because payroll will be low. I wouldn’t be surprised if Starbucks does this.
The ones who don't adapt will be left behind. Win-win for humanity. Low-skilled labor shouldn't even be a thing. Humans are the most intelligent species in the world not for them to press buttons and carry boxes.
An expensive robotic arm that takes a cup of coffee dispensed by an automatic coffee maker and handles it to the customer, 80cm away. Useless and nonsense... You took something already existing, the vending machine, and reinvented it, worse, more expensive and with no added benefits...
I don't see any points or future of this robot. To me, it's just a financial concept game, for money obviously . High clients need prestige hand made coffee, mid clients go to coffee shop and low clients need fast-food coffee like MacDonald's 1 dollar coffee, company can buy auto-coffee maker, who need this ??
this man bragging about something that has nothing to do with him. it is really shocking how common media & people have no real insight about robotics.
Hey look ma, I created something that will put people out of work, must be so proud of me, you had me when you were a teen, my intention would taken your and your friends job!!
Why not? Employees cry about work, robots don't. They don't need toilet breaks, or sick leave. ;) If you can't see the benefits there, something is wrong with your head.
Seriously CNBC? That's just a box with two commercially available coffee machines in the back and a simple robot arm that picks up an empty cup, puts it under the after market coffee maker, and hand it to the customer. The "robot" does not make coffee at all. The after market coffee machines make the coffee. The arm just places an empty paper cut under the coffee maker and then hands it to the customer. Vending machines have been doing that for decades, with a far simpler mechanism. This "innovation" actually slows down the process.
u r right, go to 7 eleven and press whatever flavour u want come out less 30 second
A solution to non-existed problem haha
you are right, you can just use a vending machine coffee, but change it to digital so you can your phone apps to pay for it, much much cheaper than having a robotic hand.
i was about to write same opinion, you saved my time.
Teach pendant
Our local stores went from having 10 cashiers to 2 thanks to self checkout. Robots are replacing the floor cleaners. AI help desks are getting better and replacing telecom operators. Trucks and cars will be reliably driving themselves soon. Automation will be the final nail in the coffin of working class and its accelerating thanks to covid.
everything going to plan, build back better, great reset..
And then a revolution will start and heads will start rolling like they did in previous history
@C yeah idk about UBI
@@user-ti9zc1xv2b cope
Have you watch terminator?
Please, note that socialising is the main reason many people like myself go to coffee shops.
Imagine what will happen if you try to replace the human beings by a machine, no matter how you call it.
You talk to the employee for less than a minute and you call that socialising? Seems like you need friends.
In fairness you don’t go to the coffee shop to hang out with the staff. You go there with your friends
What? In all the starbucks I've been to, i rarely see people ever socializing with each other, much less with the barista lol.
Why can’t we use a vending machine to get a cup of coffee….
They already do. Seen quite a few hot 🥵 coffee ☕️ machines in Bangkok and across Japan 🇯🇵 maybe these clients just have fun watching robots 🤖 do stuff
Vending machine 1.5$, this robot 4.5$. You pay 3.0 premium for I guess watching robot and premium coffee.
Pretty much a novelty at this stage.
@@sgpleasure yeah food 🥘 biz isn’t always rational. Think 🤔 of benihana and how they manage to charge an arm and a leg 🦵 for the theatrics of cooking 🧑🍳 in front of diners.
@@MCorpReview well you pay for entertainment, imagine people juggling knives while cooking.
The need of this in my life is as much as me hiring a personal assistant to keep waving a fan to keep me cool.
Why would anybody do such an unwise thing and install this bulky expensive robot instead of a normal vending machine that does exactly the same more efficiently, cheaper, costs less, and takes less space?
I disagree with his claim that automation will create much more jobs though. He knows thats not true
A robot doesn't create itself, it requires many engineers and people in the back end to run those robots. He said "high skilled" jobs.
@@WaiKoH with ai you dont need them only once
@@crisangle8592 no you always need them, as smart as an ai is , there needs to be maintenance ,software and hardware updates
@@Dwika34 nah you dont understand how AI works and what short of AI i m talking about, "NEED" is relative term in this context believe me , i am happy to elaborate
On a net basis, yes lesser jobs. Or existing low-skilled jobs like Barista should be willing to take more pay cut to match the reduction in cost offered by robots.
"200 cups an hour", and ingredients need to be "topped up every 360 servings". That means an employee may need to service this coffee machine every 108 minutes.
I’m not the smartest in my family, but this idea sounds silly to me. Why complicate simple stuff vending machines do?
I wonder how Ella's cleaning the milk steamer right after heating and frothing the milk. It needs to be cleaned with a wet cloth right after you use, in other not to nozzles get clogged in the steamer.
There is absolutely no difficulty with getting coffee
None, but time is priceless. Time that can be spent doing something else that you'll never get back, but what does the poor know?
In Singapore restaurants, most of the time, we look for table, scan the QR code on the table, order our foods and make payment, after which proceed to move off when finished , and the receipt are issued and sent to your email. I wonder if it is the same experience everywhere?
No, Singapore adopts to hi tech very quickly. Certain societies don't. India, US Europe are reticent. As a restaurant owner in India, your use case is a wet dream to me. I have tried QR menus & self checkout kiosks, but it doesn't work as much here.
@@nayaknaresh Thanks for replying. It just came to my mind, we embrace technology because we have no choice, we have a very huge manpower problems, otherwise will be waiting forever for our foods. Here the digital age has transformed how we go about doing our daily alctivities, we are encourage to do everything online and it has been a painful change for our seniors. You can also see our vending machines in Singapore, it's crazy, because of shortage.
Hipster coffee shops in Brooklyn are terrified.
Another great video by Karen!
3:48 I have no words!😳🤯 with this implementation, I'd just build a self-service coffee shop at lower product cost! some sensors and cameras and I'd be done with it.🤦♀️
Business networks seem to be on a high report such human job replacements as technological advancements... Could we also replace Wall St Corporate Billionaires as Taxes could be then be efficiently collected for citizens
So it's a robot that can press buttons on a line of automatic espresso machines? Do people actually go to coffee shops that have automatic espresso machines in the first place?
Technician jobs will become the new service job and will be the norm, until robots can self fix the problem or rewrite the code for better efficiency, to help the customers experience. It's like bank tellers were replaced with atm's...there's always going to be jobs for people.
Great
Movements like ''The Great Resignation '' will only speed up automation.
Nice video.
I hope that AI-technologies will be more useful, and also in some Eastern Europe countries. It`s brilliant, simply and rather comfortable. Thanks for CNBC International reporters team!)
2:33 summarizes how we devs feel when showing our tutorial console-output code 😁
Cfff
We have this at Las Vegas, except it's cocktails!
i dont understand what is the key difference between this and the traditional hot and cold coffee vending machine?
it has robotic arm
It doesn't require a human being
Before taking a coffee break :D , pun intended
The robot revolution.
After been lockdown for 2 years many people does not want to go back to work. Let robot take their job is only natural.
Middle class jobs are created because more software engineers and similar jobs are being needed more and more in the future.
It's true that a worker's position will become redundant then
Since Starbucks employees want to unionize, will this effect them years down the line?
Took something simple and made it complicated
He invented a coffee machine that you can't order from without an app? Is that a record for least-convenient coffee machine ever?
That is amazing to be honest
It's not, robots are going to take job from human,what do you think will happen to humanity? it looks cool for some people but actually we are heading to dystopian society.
Daily grind to coffee grinds….
I am puzzled. What is the value add? Is there thing a coffee vending machine can’t do?
Why complicate thing, when already exists vending machines?
I'm so 😁
This is amazing you, cut so much and they can work more efficient
Can Ella make frappe coffee???
Robots also hurt people with disabilities at the same time OK we keep on getting further and further left behind
Exactly add ☝️
Helping Starbucks to save a few Bucks.
A vending machine does the same job and much faster.
I want a robot to go work for me come back home to its charging station everyday. I enjoy life laughing at my bank balance and then I wake up.
The problem is that we're creating a world where you only have a purpose if you're highly skilled. I guess other people's place in the world will be begging for that $1.50 you saved outside of robobucks.
Robot's here are just an espresso vending machines. The robot can't taste, smell or see to create a bespoke coffee tailored to the customer's specifics.
Barista's create coffee craftsmanship that cannot be replicated. ☕️👩🏼🍳
Tedious works specially the unnecessary ones should’ve automated this time! Incompetence is not an options and repetitive task are trash! Give it to the robots
Everyone in Starbucks and Dunkin Donuts just lost there jobs
so its just like vending machine?
Nice I this would be awesomeness.I love AI technology but unfortunately as automation gets more and more popular we will see more unemployment for people. It will make a few people very very rich because payroll will be low. I wouldn’t be surprised if Starbucks does this.
The ones who don't adapt will be left behind. Win-win for humanity. Low-skilled labor shouldn't even be a thing. Humans are the most intelligent species in the world not for them to press buttons and carry boxes.
robots will generate more jobs… but only to repair and maintain them.
Sure hope engineer degrees are get cheaper in the future
AI technician and software engineer also
Robotic Bubble Tea..
So what the difference between this and my wife? Both make coffee
Vertically challenged men are usually great story tellers.
Exactly, add ☝️
Bruh, ABB is swedish not Swiss.
Robot dips his robot finger in coffee of mean customers
85million jobs lost, 97 million jobs created? So the labour cost would be higher than before no? Defeating the point of the robot?
Stop ROBOT DOMINANCE...START ADDING TAXES ON THESE
An expensive robotic arm that takes a cup of coffee dispensed by an automatic coffee maker and handles it to the customer, 80cm away. Useless and nonsense... You took something already existing, the vending machine, and reinvented it, worse, more expensive and with no added benefits...
I don't see any points or future of this robot. To me, it's just a financial concept game, for money obviously . High clients need prestige hand made coffee, mid clients go to coffee shop and low clients need fast-food coffee like MacDonald's 1 dollar coffee, company can buy auto-coffee maker, who need this ??
It has no personality. I bet a similar machine with some social character would beat this. Put in a talking head
Can we find a robot to replace him!
I can be that Robot 😂
And in healthcare you can program to be unbiased and they'll actually do they jobs they're like plants
the robot will be a fail,why brute forcing robot in place of human? I mean u need to place robot like robot,not human. it could be less mechanical
this man bragging about something that has nothing to do with him. it is really shocking how common media & people have no real insight about robotics.
The cloud, AI, robotics has nothing to do with this. It's a basic nothing machine and this guy is dropping buzzwords just for hype
I wonder if the government is invested in his company .
More jobs lost and more savings for companies...
Companies are run by people too. Why do people have to be responsible for others' lives?
You can’t really make money after paying all the robots
Or caffeine pills for 3 cents per day.
This guy stole it from China. This robotic machine was developed in China long time ago.
In what town?
where will our children work? We shouldn't accept this form of job destruction
Don't you think the human interaction is a nice part of eating out?
How much do you interact with the employee in the first place? Get some friends, you seem desperate.
if this company is making money then there is too much money in this world. i have to build my own company with childish ideas.😁
Expensive at acquisition, space consuming, high maintenance... Where is the innovation?
He is creating more problem
Hey look ma, I created something that will put people out of work, must be so proud of me, you had me when you were a teen, my intention would taken your and your friends job!!
There are other Jobs you know
Another 6 people left jobless
Bruh you do know that there are other jobs.
Coffee is made by a machine, but it always needs human to clean up.
Excellent, add ☝️
Import this not Indonesian to make coffee
congratulations, people would lose the job and replaced by robot~
Bye-bye hipster-barista.
Can't pay you employees a living wage. But spend millions on IT?
Why not? Employees cry about work, robots don't. They don't need toilet breaks, or sick leave. ;) If you can't see the benefits there, something is wrong with your head.