When a customer approaches Jamba’s robotic kiosks in Dixon or Downey, California, one of the first things they do is pull out their phone and start recording. As Jamba president Geoff Henry says, it’s pure entertainment to see that initial time the robotic system makes your customized smoothie.
Sometimes it’s hard to visualize something in action until, well, you see it in action. That’s why I thought this fast-motion video clip from Blendid of their new Jamba branded smoothie robot is so interesting.
Jamba and Blendid announced the second Jamba by Blendid pilot location, now open at the Stonewood Center in Downey, CA today. Building on the successful 2020 opening of the first Jamba by Blendid in Dixon, CA, this is the next step in the effort to open Jamba by Blendid kiosks in additional types of venues – from big box retailers and shopping malls to gyms, hospitals, and college campuses…
You know what they say: one robot smoothie kiosk is an experiment, two make a trend…
Hitting its $2 million target via 1,475 individual investors during a four-month campaign on StartEngine, Blendid has now raised a total of $20 million in investment through a combination of traditional venture capital, strategic investors and crowdfunding.
Blendid announces expansion plans to two new geographic areas starting in Q3 2021. Building on the success of their Northern California locations in retail stores and universities, Blendid has selected the Southern California and Atlanta, Georgia regions for their next two regions of concentration.
What do you get when you blend robotics, machine learning and artificial intelligence with fresh fruits and juices? A futuristic concept that’s already expanding into more markets.
Automation will bring a number of benefits to food management operations in the post-pandemic world.
AI-powered robots will bring the future of highly personalized, healthy, fresh, and delicious food options to life.
