
Wonder deploys first automated makeline
The food hall company will use the tech it acquired from Sweetgreen for $186 million to offer lower prices, extended hours and expand into new markets.
Spyce is a company in Burnaze's franchise knowledge graph, mentioned since 2018. 10 stories link here, each summarized from the original publisher.

The food hall company will use the tech it acquired from Sweetgreen for $186 million to offer lower prices, extended hours and expand into new markets.

- Technology - Operations - Equipment - Automation - News Wonder debuts its robotic bowl maker The Infinite Makeline can produce meals from six Wonder concepts and is part of the c

Wonder adds Jack Hartung, former Chipotle CFO, to its board

Sweetgreen has opened its first location powered by technology, which features a fully automated production line.

Sweetgreen, an American upscale salad chain, debuted on Wall Street this Thursday and soared to success, giving the chain a market value of over $5.5 billion.

The article discusses marketing trends and news in the franchise consumer marketing space as of late September 2021.

The monthly news roundup highlights franchising's growth and expansion despite the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Robo restaurants are using technology to improve food safety and efficiency, with robots like Flippy and Spyce's automated woks.

Spyce, a robotic restaurant, secures $21 million in financing to expand its concept on the East Coast.

A Boston restaurant, Spyce, incorporates robots into its kitchen, using technology to enhance the dining experience.