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We will survive....and thrive. Trust me.
Have you seen the burger & fries and more kiosks that work with virtually NO employees ? I have and they can work 24/7 never report off and can replace dumb employees that screw up orders and NO cashier's you just insert your card and type in your order.......and $15/hour will make them more profitable.
Adios those jobs !
Have you seen the burger & fries and more kiosks that work with virtually NO employees ? I have and they can work 24/7 never report off and can replace dumb employees that screw up orders and NO cashier's you just insert your card and type in your order.......and $15/hour.
Adios those jobs !
I didn't stutter.
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Have you seen the burger & fries and more kiosks that work with virtually NO employees ? I have and they can work 24/7 never report off and can replace dumb employees that screw up orders and NO cashier's you just insert your card and type in your order.......and $15/hour.
Adios those jobs !
I didn't stutter.
I didn't stutter.
In other words, he doesn't know shit.
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I didn't stutter.
In other words, he doesn't know shit.
In other words, he doesn't know shit.
Well I know you so I must know shit
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2018..... https://sf.eater.com/2018/6/21/17489084/creator-robot-burgers-san-francisco
SanSan Francisco is ground zero for tech companies, from social media to bioengineering. It’s also a city obsessed with food, and often the first destination for international chains like Michelin-starred Tsuta Ramen to break into the U.S. market. It’s a city teeming with early adopters and forward thinkers, like the team behind Creator, both a restaurant and a culinary robotics company that will offer the world’s first robot-made burgers when it opens in SoMa on June 27.
The machine isn’t a parody of a human with robotic arms and fingers, flipping burgers and assembling buns on a conveyor belt. It’s an all-inclusive burger-making device that accomplishes every part of the burger’s preparation, from slicing and toasting the brioche buns to grinding meat and searing the burger to order in five minutes.......
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2020........ https://www.theverge.com/2020/10/6/21503892/miso-robotics-flippy-roar-robotic-fry-chef-on-sale-price
Miso Robotics is one of the many firms trying to automate food preparation, and today, it announced that its latest machine — which places its burger-flipping bot Flippy on rails to move it about the kitchen more easily — is now on sale globally.
Prices for the contraption (known as the Flippy Robot-on-a-Rail or Flippy ROAR) start at $30,000, though Miso Robotics wants to bring the cost down to $20,000 in the future. The company is also offering the option to hire Flippy ROAR for $1,500 a month, a fee which includes maintenance and upgrades and which Miso says is cheaper overall than hiring humans.
Like Flippy before it, Flippy ROAR is designed to automate simple food prep, specifically anything involving fryers and grills. The robot uses machine learning to identify foodstuff and a camera array (which includes a 3D depth-sensing cam from Intel and a thermal camera) to navigate its environment. A robotic arm then wields a spatula and grabs baskets full of food to fry.......
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These fast food places would institute this type of technology whether they were paying 7.25 an hour of $15.00 an hour. Guaranteed.
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At $15/hr, most places will have a lot more part-time employees. Which will save companies money, as they won’t have to offer them benefits
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2020........ https://www.theverge.com/2020/10/6/21503892/miso-robotics-flippy-roar-robotic-fry-chef-on-sale-price
Miso Robotics is one of the many firms trying to automate food preparation, and today, it announced that its latest machine — which places its burger-flipping bot Flippy on rails to move it about the kitchen more easily — is now on sale globally.
Prices for the contraption (known as the Flippy Robot-on-a-Rail or Flippy ROAR) start at $30,000, though Miso Robotics wants to bring the cost down to $20,000 in the future. The company is also offering the option to hire Flippy ROAR for $1,500 a month, a fee which includes maintenance and upgrades and which Miso says is cheaper overall than hiring humans.
Like Flippy before it, Flippy ROAR is designed to automate simple food prep, specifically anything involving fryers and grills. The robot uses machine learning to identify foodstuff and a camera array (which includes a 3D depth-sensing cam from Intel and a thermal camera) to navigate its environment. A robotic arm then wields a spatula and grabs baskets full of food to fry.......
2020........ https://www.theverge.com/2020/10/6/21503892/miso-robotics-flippy-roar-robotic-fry-chef-on-sale-price
Miso Robotics is one of the many firms trying to automate food preparation, and today, it announced that its latest machine — which places its burger-flipping bot Flippy on rails to move it about the kitchen more easily — is now on sale globally.
Prices for the contraption (known as the Flippy Robot-on-a-Rail or Flippy ROAR) start at $30,000, though Miso Robotics wants to bring the cost down to $20,000 in the future. The company is also offering the option to hire Flippy ROAR for $1,500 a month, a fee which includes maintenance and upgrades and which Miso says is cheaper overall than hiring humans.
Like Flippy before it, Flippy ROAR is designed to automate simple food prep, specifically anything involving fryers and grills. The robot uses machine learning to identify foodstuff and a camera array (which includes a 3D depth-sensing cam from Intel and a thermal camera) to navigate its environment. A robotic arm then wields a spatula and grabs baskets full of food to fry.......
they are among us
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These fast food places would institute this type of technology whether they were paying 7.25 an hour of $15.00 an hour. Guaranteed.
These fast food places would institute this type of technology whether they were paying 7.25 an hour of $15.00 an hour. Guaranteed.
EVERY burger joint around us has HELP WANTED signs up in the windows at $7-8/hr they can't find enough good, dependable help.
Raise that to $12-15/hr and that will dry up alot.
At $15/hr it will make it much easier to justify the machines taking those jobs and as they get more popular and affordable.......well you know the rise of the burger joint machines !
I've talked with a lot of people who would quit higher work and stress jobs (LPNs, EMTs, etc) and jump on the $15/hr $30,000/year FT "easier" jobs. Wouldn't you in their position ?
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These fast food places would institute this type of technology whether they were paying 7.25 an hour of $15.00 an hour. Guaranteed.
EVERY burger joint around us has HELP WANTED signs up in the windows at $7-8/hr they can't find enough good, dependable help.
Raise that to $12-15/hr and that will dry up alot.
At $15/hr it will make it much easier to justify the machines taking those jobs and as they get more popular and affordable.......well you know the rise of the burger joint machines !
I've talked with a lot of people who would quit higher work and stress jobs (LPNs, EMTs, etc) and jump on the $15/hr $30,000/year FT "easier" jobs. Wouldn't you in their position ?
EVERY burger joint around us has HELP WANTED signs up in the windows at $7-8/hr they can't find enough good, dependable help.
Raise that to $12-15/hr and that will dry up alot.
At $15/hr it will make it much easier to justify the machines taking those jobs and as they get more popular and affordable.......well you know the rise of the burger joint machines !
I've talked with a lot of people who would quit higher work and stress jobs (LPNs, EMTs, etc) and jump on the $15/hr $30,000/year FT "easier" jobs. Wouldn't you in their position ?
Then they would be stupid. It is going to happen. Get used to it.
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