And even Pizza Hut is now actively breaking into the robotics world. fast!" -ZumeĪccording to analysts, however, breaking into the territory dominated by Domino's, Pizza Hut and Papa Johns is pretty difficult. "We deliver healthy, artisan pizza to your doorstep in 15 minutes (or less) because we believe everyone deserves to have delicious, wholesome food at a fair price. They have big aspirations to make the pizza industry healthier, faster and more profitable. Zume's philosophy is as follows: "We are going to be the Amazon of food," Zume's co-founder and executive chairman, Alex Garden, tells Bloomberg. Alex Garden and the robots are featured at 3:04 in the video:
Watch the video to learn more about ABB Robotics. In April, the startup sold its first cyborg-constructed pie to an unsuspecting customer in Mountain View." -Bloomberg "In October, Zume began working closely with Swiss robot maker, ABB, and a global crew of mechanical, electrical and software engineers. Zume has partnered with ABB Robotics, a leading global supplier of industrial robots.
The pizzas will be baked in those ovens and will greatly reduce delivery times. But Garden says the factor that will separate his food from competitors is the fact that each delivery truck is equipped with mini-ovens. The industrial robots at Zume consist of various kinds, from a spider-like, multi-armed sauce spreading robot to another who lifts the pizza from the line and puts it into the oven. You might be envisioning humanoid robots pouring on pizza sauce and adding toppings, but that scenario is perhaps a few years away. Zume Pizza wants to revolutionize the $9.7 billion pizza industry in two fundamental ways: with robots and trucks fitted with ovens.
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