Dairy Queen’s New Robot Worker Costs More Than a Human Crew
Dairy Queen is teaming up with the fast-rising startup Sharpa Robotics to automate ice cream service, starting with its quickest growing market in China.
SHARPA is a Singapore-based robotics company known for developing advanced autonomous and teleoperated systems for inspection, maintenance, and hazardous environment operations. Its technologies are often applied in industries such as energy, marine, and infrastructure, where precision and safety are critical. By integrating AI, computer vision, and robotics, SHARPA contributes to Singapore’s growing role in industrial automation and smart robotics innovation.
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