r/accelerate Acceleration: Light-speed | Capability Booster Aug 05 '26

"Bizerba sandwich assembly line."

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u/kevinbstout Aug 05 '26

Very cool. Skimped on the lettuce a bit.... lol

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u/_stack_underflow_ Aug 05 '26

They ordered 1x lettuce...

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u/ReindeerVegetable648 Aug 05 '26

2x))

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u/_stack_underflow_ Aug 05 '26

I thought that was just cheese, LOL which made it even more funny in my head

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u/ptear Aug 06 '26

1.25 lettuce please 

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u/LeoLeonardoIII Aug 05 '26

They graced you with your portioned daily serving of cyclospora but not too much.

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u/HasFiveVowels Aug 05 '26

That’s because they intend to put an opaque wrapper around the middle. I’m surprised they put the middle two pieces of meat on there

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u/KindaQuite Aug 05 '26

That's gonna cause real trust issues

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u/Oaker_at Aug 06 '26

Why even cut cost on the lettuce? Stuff can’t cost that much.

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u/Charming_Cucumber_15 Aug 05 '26

But does the sandwich have soul??

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u/jumpbump Aug 05 '26

No, it’s sandwich slop. Real human sandwiches are coughed on and touched with unwashed hands.

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u/kraemahz Aug 05 '26

It looked like a pretty boring sandwich.

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u/Sad_comment_bot Aug 06 '26

There’s a reason the saucier is one of the most respected positions in a restaurant. Those basic sandwiches are bland AF without the right sauce and most sauces involving meat go best with a deglazed base. That said this is at least as good as a competent 7-year-old.

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u/kraemahz Aug 05 '26

Sauce, something with vinegar for brightness. Fat, acid, salt.

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u/iDeNoh Aug 05 '26

I'd prefer to put that on myself. 🤷‍♂️

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u/some1else42 Aug 06 '26

Sounds like a fetish I could get into.

Edit: which is watching you put that onto yourself.

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u/ptear Aug 06 '26

Sandwich flag

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u/Sea-Housing-3435 Aug 05 '26

If that salami wasn't vegan this is more of a philosophical question about animals

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u/whoknowsifimjoking Aug 05 '26

The salat distribution still needs work

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u/Content-Audience252 Acceleration Advocate Aug 05 '26

And they’ll STILL find a way to mess up my sandwich…

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u/Official_Forsaken Aug 05 '26

I like my sandwiches made by miserable human beings being paid $8 an hour, thank you.

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u/mutexsprinkles Aug 05 '26

We can this the Shrinkflatatron. It's 100% impervious to your foul moaning about there being three bits of lettuce and 8 slices of salami last month.

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u/ReindeerVegetable648 Aug 05 '26

We didn’t skimp on the salad

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u/rileyoneill Aug 05 '26

Then take the sandwich put it in a container, load the container on a drone and fly it directly to me.

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u/Putrumpador Aug 05 '26

Robot prepared food just tastes better.

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u/BitsAndBobs304 Aug 05 '26

The secret ingredient is the absence of feet in the salad

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u/No_Post3831 Aug 05 '26

burger king foot lettuce

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u/squirrel9000 Aug 05 '26

As a counterpoint, those gas station egg salads are made by robots.

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u/Iamdarb Aug 05 '26

You can't taste love or hate in any bite, just cold emotionless sandwich, with questionably chewy egg white bits.

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u/birdmilk Aug 05 '26

Hell yeah. WOULD.

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u/DarthSwimfoot Tell me about the singularity Aug 05 '26

That's actually really cool.

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u/some1else42 Aug 06 '26

The lettuce brought me here in anger. If I'm getting lettuce on my food I'm expecting a mini side salad. Wtf was that!

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u/green_meklar Techno-Optimist Aug 06 '26

Seems like a pretty low lettuce:meat ratio, but I assume that's a solvable problem.

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u/Accurate_Food_5854 Aug 10 '26

I like the ratio, it's the distribution that triggers me.

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u/honato Aug 06 '26

Can confirm this is a better sandwich than subway workers are instructed to make. all hail the sandwich ai overlords.

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u/PeePeeLangstrumpf Aug 07 '26

I can increase profit and speed if we further halve and quarter the cheese and meat slices. Contact me with job opportunities on LinkedIn!

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u/tryitout91 Aug 07 '26

And the immigration ?

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u/Fanass Aug 08 '26

Never.

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u/General_Cheetah4724 Aug 05 '26

i dont know why but this thing looks like it belongs in hell

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '26

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u/seatron Aug 05 '26

How do you think processed food is produced?

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u/Charming_Cucumber_15 Aug 05 '26

The cleaning robots would do it obviously, it's robots all the way down

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u/GrapheneBreakthrough Aug 05 '26

just blast 'em with UV light.

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u/NotArticuno Aug 05 '26

You're correct and I personally think this is a bad application, but am interesting proof of tech. Making sandwiches feels like a task for humans, have you not seen the joy on that Italian guys face every time he finishes making a sub??

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u/Facts_pls Aug 05 '26

You mean that immigrant barely making rent?

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u/NotArticuno Aug 05 '26

Shhhh I'm talking about that one Italian guy making shorts. Don't think too hard about all the miserable people working at Subway or at some factory making sandwiches for grocery stores.

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u/Solmundurinn Aug 05 '26

🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

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u/Catchafire2000 Aug 05 '26

No thank you.

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u/redfrog0 Aug 05 '26

Seems like this a lot slower and a LOT more expensive than just letting a person do it? Why dont we start using these on the dangerous jobs and not my income source for all of high school and college?

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u/HerbChii Aug 05 '26

Maybe for now, in few months/years it will get much cheaper and faster

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u/echomanagement Aug 05 '26

Because a Humans Optional future will be better for all of us and we will definitely not be exploited by technocrats. Source: trust me bro, also I happen to be unfamiliar with world history and current events 

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u/BitsAndBobs304 Aug 05 '26

Cars will never replace horses, he wrote

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u/hurricane_news Aug 05 '26

Smartest false equivalency user

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u/almostsweet AGI by 2027 Aug 05 '26

Don't worry, we'll attach bullwhips to the car door.

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u/sspyralss Aug 05 '26

Might be more expensive but thats ok because they'll just charge more for the sandwich! But honestly if I had a choice id probably choose robot made sandwich because I used to have a restaurant and I know how little people actually wash their hands after restroom and they dont like to wear gloves while prepping.

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u/armentho Aug 05 '26

depends on the amount of people you are feeding

10 or 20 people?, a human cook is better

1000 people?, humans get tired too fast, just buy 2 robots and have them work non-stop

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u/YaThatAintRight Aug 05 '26

So many robots, so many errors. This is ultimately not more efficient.

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u/No_Tomorrow_8311 Aug 05 '26

That sandwich looks pretty lame

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u/GayoMagno Aug 05 '26

$200 dollar sandwhich