A company has started selling its pizza-making robot to restaurants. Now it has to convince chefs it's worth the money. Last week, Seattle-based Picnic announced that it's now accepting pre-orders ...

There’s nothing better than grabbing a $1.99 slice of pizza at Costco after stocking up on bulk items. After all, pushing around that giant cart while scouting the massive store for deals is hard work ...

In the age of automation, where robots are making pizza and ramen and delivering our food, he sees CocoTerra as doing something different: using technology to deepen rather than disrupt people’s ...

standalone pizza-maker that looks like a futuristic vending machine, that uses temperature and humidity control sensors, programmable recipes and AI to make the pizzas from scratch. While Piestro ...

Ask any loyal Costco customer what their favorite part of a trip to the popular big box store is and they might just tell you ...

NASA was looking for a bot that could easily make something delicious ... is needed to work the machine, which can lay down the dough, sauce, and cheese for a 12-inch pizza in one minute, before ...

Now there's a new robot, called the BeeHex, that can 3D-print any type of pizza. The inventors ... NASA was looking for a bot that could easily make something delicious (as opposed to normal ...

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According to a report from Lifehacker, Domino’s recently teamed up with an Australian tech company to deliver an autonomous pizza delivery robot that can show up to your door, pizza in tow.

Pizza chains are looking more and more at tech to help grow their businesses, with smartphone apps and even delivery drones. Now a startup is using robots in the kitchen to help speed up the cooking.