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Little Caesars · Tokyo

Little Caesars Offers Robotic Delivery in LA with Serve

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The deal is part of Serve and Uber Eats’ plan to deploy upwards of 2,000 delivery robots by the end of 2025.See the Story

Artificial Intelligence · United States

FPSA - Sure, AI Might End Humanity, But First It Could Help Keep Your Food Fresher

If you ask Steve Statler, our current supply chains are essentially the equivalent of an old-school combustion engine (at best), and at worst something akin to a horse-drawn carriage. “We’re running our supply chains with 19th-century visibility,” said Statler, the CEO and cofounder of AmbAI and host of the Mr Beacon Podcast. “The future is automating it completely, so we see everything everywhere all at once. We improve safety, we reduce waste,…See the Story

Artificial Intelligence · Dallas

FPSA - From AI as Health Advisor to Leaving Shark Tank, Here Are 5 Takeaways From My Conversation With Mark Cuban

Last week, I sat down with Mark Cuban at the Smart Kitchen Summit to talk about how he sees AI changing innovation and medicine, his motivation for starting Cost Plus Drugs, and why he decided to step away from Shark Tank after this upcoming season.’ Below are five takeaways from my interview with Cuban. Cuban’s Frustration With the Healthcare System Led Him to Start CostPlusDrugs.com Cuban’s motivation for starting Cost Plus Drugs was rooted in…See the Story

Is Posha the Robotic Heir to the Thermomix? The Founders Sure Hope So

For the past five or so years, the emails have landed in my inbox on a steady basis, nearly every month. They’ve included updates on a small startup building a countertop cooking robot named Posha. The emails, almost always written by the company’s CEO and co-founder, Raghav Gupta, detail progress, both big and small, ranging from software tweaks and field trial insights to news of an $8 million Series A funding round. The progress has been slow…Seattle · Seattle Read Article

This Culinary Tech Inventor Thought He Could Build Some Parts For His Latest Gadget in the US. Then He Called Around.

When kitchen tech inventor Scott Heimendinger started prototyping his latest hardware product, he knew that much of it would need to be built overseas. Still, he was curious whether he could rely on local Seattle-based shops to produce some of the parts. “I contacted local shops here in Seattle. There are a couple of machine and metalworking shops, and I thought, well, I would like to be a good customer, right? Like I’d love to spend money local…Gadgets · Seattle Read Article

FPSA - Thermomix Has Always Been a Leader in Cooking Automation, But Now They’re Going Full Robot

For years, I’ve said that the Thermomix is quite possibly the most successful automated cooking appliance in the world. Sure, it’s not a humanoid robot or what we’ve come to expect from cooking robots in recent years, but the TM6 and TM7 are software-powered cooking appliances that automate and sequence functions in a way that feels surprisingly intelligent, especially compared to typical countertop or built-in kitchen appliances. But now, if re…Munich · Munich See the Story

Is IFT’s Launch of an AI Tool For Food Scientists an Indicator of Where Trade Associations Are Going in Age of AI?

Interesting news out of IFT First this week, the food scientist expo in Chicago, where the longtime trade association announced its own AI tool called CoDeveloper. According to the announcement, CoDeveloper is a platform built for food scientists by food scientists, offering a suite of AI-powered tools to help them formulate new products, reverse-engineer existing ones, and tap into decades of peer-reviewed food science research. Branded as a “c…Artificial Intelligence · Chicago Read Article

From Red Bull to Zevia, Amy Taylor Shares Lessons Learned From a Career Built Around Buzzy Beverages

In the early 90s, Amy Taylor had dreams of Olympic gold as an elite track and field athlete. Back then, she never could have predicted she’d spend the bulk of her career in the beverage business. But after moving to Atlanta (where the Olympics were to take place in 1996) and working for a short time for the Atlanta Hawks, it wasn’t long before she started to work for Red Bull, just as the now-famous brand was beginning to define the energy drink…Gold · Atlanta Read Article

New Drone Tech Could Revolutionize Sesame Farming Amid Climate Challenges

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While traditional remote sensing techniques could only detect combined nitrogen and water deficiencies with 40–55% accuracy, the team’s new approach boosted that figure to between 65% and 90%Climate Change · Israel See the Story

Could Lasers Made From Olive Oil Be The Next-Gen Freshness Detector or Use-By Label?

Imagine scanning a tuna steak in your fridge and suddenly a tiny laser pulse beams an expiration date or, surprise, tells you it’s not really wild-caught. That’s no longer a sci‑fi: new research from a group of academic researchers from the Jožef Stefan Institute in Slovenia and the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in Greece published in Advanced Optical Materials discusses how they were able to create edible microlasers crafted entirely fro…Slovenia · Slovenia Read Article

Leanpath CEO Excited For Potential of AI to Drive Action as Fight Against Food Enters Its ‘Second Act’

At this year’s ReFED Summit in Seattle, Andrew Shakman was in a reflective mood. When asked about the state of the food waste reduction movement, the Leanpath CEO, who has spent more than two decades fighting food waste, compared the moment we’re in to the second act of a three-act play. “If we go back to Aristotle’s Poetics, the beginning is always gripping. The middle is hard, and I think we’re in act two, where it’s no longer the beginning, b…Artificial Intelligence · Seattle Read Article

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Little Caesars Offers Robotic Delivery in LA with Serve

FPSA - Sure, AI Might End Humanity, But First It Could Help Keep Your Food Fresher

FPSA - From AI as Health Advisor to Leaving Shark Tank, Here Are 5 Takeaways From My Conversation With Mark Cuban

Is Posha the Robotic Heir to the Thermomix? The Founders Sure Hope So

This Culinary Tech Inventor Thought He Could Build Some Parts For His Latest Gadget in the US. Then He Called Around.

FPSA - Thermomix Has Always Been a Leader in Cooking Automation, But Now They’re Going Full Robot

Is IFT’s Launch of an AI Tool For Food Scientists an Indicator of Where Trade Associations Are Going in Age of AI?

From Red Bull to Zevia, Amy Taylor Shares Lessons Learned From a Career Built Around Buzzy Beverages

New Drone Tech Could Revolutionize Sesame Farming Amid Climate Challenges

Could Lasers Made From Olive Oil Be The Next-Gen Freshness Detector or Use-By Label?

Leanpath CEO Excited For Potential of AI to Drive Action as Fight Against Food Enters Its ‘Second Act’

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Is Posha the Robotic Heir to the Thermomix? The Founders Sure Hope So

This Culinary Tech Inventor Thought He Could Build Some Parts For His Latest Gadget in the US. Then He Called Around.

FPSA - Thermomix Has Always Been a Leader in Cooking Automation, But Now They’re Going Full Robot

Is IFT’s Launch of an AI Tool For Food Scientists an Indicator of Where Trade Associations Are Going in Age of AI?

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New Drone Tech Could Revolutionize Sesame Farming Amid Climate Challenges

Could Lasers Made From Olive Oil Be The Next-Gen Freshness Detector or Use-By Label?

Leanpath CEO Excited For Potential of AI to Drive Action as Fight Against Food Enters Its ‘Second Act’