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If Chipotle wasn t fast enough for you already, the popular restaurant chain is getting some help from a new robot.The company has teamed up with Vebu Labs to develop its new Autocado machine, which is estimated to cutguacamoleprep time in half. Here s how it works:1. Avocados are loaded into the machine.2. One at a time, they are vertically oriented and transferred into the processing phase.3. The fruits are then cut, peeled, cored, and dropped into a steel bowl at the bottom of the device.4. A Chipotle team member then adds additional ingredients and hand mashes the avocados the create the restaurant s signature guacamole.SEE MORE
botella stanley : Chipotle axes gas grills from new restaurantsOn average, Chipotle says it takes about 50 minutes to make a batch of its infamous guac, but the Autocado machine is expected to cut that time down to about 25 minutes. The prototype is currently being tested at a Chipotle Cultivate Center in California. Our purpose as a robotic company is to leverage automation technology to give workers more flexibility in their day-to-day work, said Buck Jordan, CEO of Vebu. Autocado has the potential to work alongsi
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