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7 Pizza Making Robot Startups Trying to Get a Slice of the Pie and 2 That Couldn’t Cut It


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Picnic

Seattle-based Picnic makes an all one pizza making system. The company said the system is modular and can make hundreds of pizza per hour.

The company was founded in 2016 and started offering its robot last August for a monthly subscription rate between $3,5000 to $5,000.

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1. Hyper Food Robotics

2. Pazzi Robotics

3. Picnic

4. Piestro

5. PizzaForno

6. Stellar Pizza

7. X Robotics

8. Basil Street Pizza

9. Zume



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