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Firm looks at using drone waiters
     2015-February-10  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

    SINGAPORE has a shortage of waiters for its restaurants, so one company is proposing using drones to fill in for servers.

    Infinium Robotics said its drones can operate without a controller, using a computer program, and sensors around the restaurant can help the drones navigate, the BBC reported. The drones can allegedly carry over 4 lbs. (1.18 kg) of food and drink, which is “two pints of beer, a pizza, and two glasses of wine.”

    Timbre, a live music bar and restaurant chain in Singapore, is already getting started with their drone waiter program, and Managing Director Edward Chia believes it will help get food out faster and give human waiters more time to focus on customer service. The same restaurant company was the first in its area to start using iPad menus.

    (SD-Agencies)

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