S. Customers, many of them young men, took photos with their smartphones while they waited in line. The shops name in Japanese means "strange cafe." The single-armed robot scans a ticket purchased from Nylon Spandex Fabrics suppliers a vending machine and greets the customer. A cup of brewed coffee costs 320 yen ($3) and takes a few minutes.".S."Would you care for a delicious coffee?" the barista, with a screen showing a pair of cartoon eyes, asks in a flat tone.I. But here, I had great fun., says robots can increase productivity while also entertaining customers.The cafe operator, travel agency H. He said only one person needs to oversee the robot cafe, compared to several people needed at a regular coffee shop, so it can serve better quality coffee at a reasonable price.
Japan has a new cafe where customers can enjoy coffee brewed and served by a robot barista." It grinds the coffee beans, fills a filter and pours hot water over a paper cup for up to five people at once. "I can make one better than human beings around here. "You can get machine-made coffee at convenience stores, too, and its actually good. "Its quite rich, and tastes very good," Yamamoto said, as he took a sip. Co. Tamaki says its not just about efficiency. The robot named Sawyer debuted at Henna Cafe in Tokyos downtown business and shopping district of Shibuya. "We want the robot to entertain customers so its not like buying coffee at a vending machine," he said. "An essential point is to increase productivity," said Masataka Tamaki, general manager of corporate planning at H.Takeshi Yamamoto, a 68-year-old restaurant employee who works in the neighbourhood, said his first experience with the robot cafe was very enjoyable, and his robot-made coffee was delicious.Sawyer can also operate an automated machine for six other hot drinks including cappuccino, hot chocolate and green tea latte.