The future is here.
And it's delicious.

Needless to say, we were beyond thrilled to be a part of its mission, providing quick, healthy, and delicious meals that are affordable for all. The design challenge was to balance this newfangled tech with the old-school friendliness us humans need. To do that, we used the precedent of a classic French kitchen as our inspiration for the material palette. We took the traditional copper pan and clad the robot in it. We took the marble countertop and turned it into the service line. We took the basic butcher block and created a large, central table with ordering tablets. And finally, we took simple kitchen cabinets and anchored the service line with them. Functionally, we then utilized the protective cover of Pi Alley outside as an additional staging cue for the long lines of hungry customers. We extend the same copper cladding out there as well, plus added large windows so all could see in and watch the robot work. The result is a very approachable and welcoming, high-tech space that is less Jetsons and more Julia Child.