The robot-run burger restaurant in Silicon Valley delivers freshly made burgers with human servers, highlighting a future with robotic co-workers.

Posha's $1,750 device of the same name sold out its first batch and has seen strong word-of-mouth growth since.

When it comes to flipping burgers, robots are making mincemeat out of the human competition — just check out the newly-opened Burgerbots in California’s Silicon Valley, where automated line cooks can ...

According to its developers, the robots work alongside each other in a self-contained burger-making cell to assemble made-to-order meals with precision and speed, performing everything from real-time ...

A new restaurant concept in Los Gatos, California, is using robots to precisely and quickly assemble meals. The restaurant, ...

A pair of industrial robots – a pick-and-place delta-type machine and a cobot (collaborative robot) – have started to ...

The robots are taking our jobs. No sick days, bathroom breaks, and no more curly hairs in your buns. Just cold, hard ...

Discover which manufacturers are leading the shift from automation to autonomy, investing in industrial robots and driving ...

Would you let a robot make your hamburger? A new Los Gatos restaurant, Burger Bots, is officially open in the heart of ...

ABB is a global technology leader in electrification and automation, enabling a more sustainable and resource-efficient ...

BurgerBots uses ABB's IRB360 FlexPicker and YuMi to address needs for consistency and speed, freeing workers for customer ...

Furthermore, various industries across the globe are adopting robotics technology for carrying out repetitive task and time-consuming task efficiently. In addition, manufacturers increasingly prefer ...