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Right now the year 2019 is still (slightly) in the future, but 2019 will also be a year where we start to feel like we’re living in the future. The […]
Amazon is reportedly targeting airports as future locations for its cashierless Go stores, according to a report in Reuters. The Reuters story doesn’t have many details other than the Los […]
The sitcom, Cheers, probably would have been a lot less funny if the role of Sam the bartender had been played by an robotic, drink-pouring arm. I mean, sure, it […]
Cafe X, the startup that builds robot baristas, is in the process of raising a $12 million “Seed-1” round. Crunchbase News broke the story after coming across regulatory filings which […]
If you remember anything about Bodega, the startup that puts automated micro convenience stores closer to consumers, you probably remember the problems with its name. In short: people hated it, […]
Let’s start with the obvious question you probably have after reading this story’s headline. Is it pronounced: Peet-ZAH-metry, like Geometry? or PEETZA-me-try, like Cookie Monster would say it if he […]
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The robot revolution is heading to Russia, courtesy of MontyCafe, a self-contained, robotic barista is opening in Moscow this summer. MontyCafe is a lot like the Cafe X coffee robot, […]
Cafe X, the robotic coffeeshop startup, debuted its second generation robot barista kiosk on the streets of downtown San Francisco today. Unlike other dedicated storefront locations, this new version of […]
Chowbotics, the startup behind Sally, the salad making robot, announced yesterday that it has raised $11 million in a “Series A-1.” This new round follows the $5 million Series A […]
Two Chinese e-commerce giants are making separate moves that will see robots running packages around — and running restaurants — as automation continues to rise around the world. First up: Alibaba […]
