@rrhoover@kyunbit@askdaylen it’s for whoever has spare money to pay for Sally and the minimum monthly supply of ingredients per month from Chowbotics. The seller won’t ask questions if you come up with the money for the machine and the minimum supplies every month. I doubt a single person can eat anything near the minimum amount of salads that the seller will ask you to pay.
They seem to be copying the Nespresso Business Model for their Pro-line, but they seem to have forgotten that they are neither Nestle nor L'Oreal.
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@abetancort What ingredients do you need to purchase from them? The video showed 22 canisters that need to be filled with fresh seasonal products which I assume you need to prep unless you need to buy them from them? This caught my eye, "Makes 40 salads before refilling". Sounds like you still need to keep an eye on it during peak periods.
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Failing to call this Rube Goldberger is a major let down.
This process sure looks beautiful. Is it saving time? Or is it just the novelty of the robot made item?
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@jacqvon I would guess that the novelty is precession.. a great tasting burger by default, and with the App you can fine tune sauce, salt, cheese, Etc. Once locked-in you should get a nearly identical burger everytime. It's very difficult to get a human to cook burgers in a highly consistent manner. I have sold more than 100k of burgers.. that's my data point.
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I get the novelty, and when the bots are good enough it’s not hard to imagine robots replacing chefs for niche restaurants with carefully selected menus ... but I feel like the latest round of robot restaurants are mostly just showing the tech isn’t quite strong enough yet.
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