https://misorobotics.com/about-us/

In the summer of 2016, when John Miller - the owner and operator of
the international, 36-restaurant CaliBurger chain - lamented that
keeping employees safe, productive and engaged was the hardest part of
his job, Buck Jordan - a prolific emerging technology investor and
builder - heard a business challenge that he knew technology could
solve.

Armed with just an idea, Buck set out to demonstrate the viability of
automation to complement John's restaurant team by creating a robotic
arm that could flip a burger for him. Less than two months later, in a
rented Pasadena garage in the shadows of Caltech, where Buck recruited
a small team of student engineers to help him solve this challenge, a
simplistic robotic arm - affectionately named "Flippy" - successfully
turned over a burger patty on a flat top grill all by itself. This
proof of concept earned Miso Robotics its seed capital to bring Flippy
to market and its first customer.

Best of all, angry customers can yell and scream at Flippy and it just
doesn't give a shit. It continues to work.

COMING: Flippy III, with automated self-defense TASERS to protect
human workers from Karens.

On Wed, 03 Nov 2021 06:54:28 -0700, KlausSchadenfreude
<klaus.schadenfreudeREMOVE@gmail.com> wrote:

>https://misorobotics.com/about-us/
>
>In the summer of 2016, when John Miller - the owner and operator of
>the international, 36-restaurant CaliBurger chain - lamented that
>keeping employees safe, productive and engaged was the hardest part of
>his job, Buck Jordan - a prolific emerging technology investor and
>builder - heard a business challenge that he knew technology could
>solve.
>
>Armed with just an idea, Buck set out to demonstrate the viability of
>automation to complement John's restaurant team by creating a robotic
>arm that could flip a burger for him. Less than two months later, in a
>rented Pasadena garage in the shadows of Caltech, where Buck recruited
>a small team of student engineers to help him solve this challenge, a
>simplistic robotic arm - affectionately named "Flippy" - successfully
>turned over a burger patty on a flat top grill all by itself. This
>proof of concept earned Miso Robotics its seed capital to bring Flippy
>to market and its first customer.
>
>Best of all, angry customers can yell and scream at Flippy and it just
>doesn't give a shit. It continues to work.
>
>COMING: Flippy III, with automated self-defense TASERS to protect
>human workers from Karens.

If people want a wage greater than the minimum wage, it would
benefit them to acquire a skill that gets paid greater than the
minimum wage.

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That's why it's important to pollute the air now. Before it's too
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