Automation – GeneTech https://genetech.com.my Innovate Your Future Fri, 28 Feb 2025 02:32:34 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://genetech.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/cropped-favicon-32x32.png Automation – GeneTech https://genetech.com.my 32 32 Buisness Insider: Burger Cooking Robot Are So Amazing https://genetech.com.my/buisness-insider-burger-cooking-robot-are-so-amazing/ Fri, 28 Feb 2025 02:09:18 +0000 https://genetech.com.my/?p=7847 Aniai, a startup behind the burger-grilling robot Alpha Grill, has secured 12million in funding, bringing its total raise from “12 million in funding, bringing its total raise to 15 million”. The funds will support the launch of its first manufacturing facility, Factory One, in South Korea, and the rollout of its cloud-based AI platform, Alpha Cloud.

Alpha Grill, which can cook 200 patties per hour, addresses labor shortages and rising wages in the restaurant industry, potentially saving 30%-70% in labor costs. Aniai CEO Gunpil Hwang stated that the robot reduces the need for multiple kitchen staff, requiring only one employee to operate. With 500 pre-orders and production capacity of over 1,000 robots annually, Aniai plans to start deliveries in Q1 2024. The company is also developing Alpha Kitchen, a fully automated burger-making system set to launch in 2025. Aniai currently serves seven customers, including South Korean chains CJ Freshway and BAS Burger, and is testing Alpha Grill in the U.S. The latest funding will accelerate its expansion in both markets.

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]]> Business insider: Application of technological innovation in retail industry: Successful practice of Sanctuary AI robot https://genetech.com.my/business-insider-application-of-technological-innovation-in-retail-industry-successful-practice-of-sanctuary-ai-robot/ Fri, 12 Jul 2024 06:46:47 +0000 https://genetech.com.my/?p=5823

In January, at a Mark’s clothing store outside Vancouver, Canada, a Sanctuary AI robot successfully completed a variety of retail tasks that are usually completed by human workers. This innovative practice is not only a symbol of technological progress, but also a new strategy for the retail industry to address human resource challenges and improve efficiency. By using humanoid robots to perform daily tasks such as picking, packing, replenishing sales floors, cleaning and store display, Mark’s stores not only improve operational efficiency, but also free up human employees to engage in more creative and strategic tasks.

The pilot test was carried out by the retail chain owned by Canadian Tire Corporation (CTC) and demonstrated the potential of Sanctuary AI’s general-purpose robots in actual store environments. Jody Ross (co-founder and CEO of Sanctuary AI) pointed out that these robots can efficiently perform necessary but basic tasks, thereby helping retail businesses improve operational efficiency and service quality.

This experiment is not only a technological breakthrough, but also a reflection on the future of retail formats. As artificial intelligence technology advances, retailers can better use robots to handle daily repetitive tasks, thereby creating more opportunities for human employees to exercise their creativity and interpersonal interaction. This innovation not only improves business efficiency, but also earns the brand a reputation for cutting-edge technology applications, further enhancing the brand’s market competitiveness and customer recognition.

Through such practices and innovations, Mark’s is not just a retail store, but also a leader that demonstrates technological innovation and service excellence, setting a model for the future retail industry.

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