Robot Pizza Delivery, Adobe's Future Of Work, Plant-Based Burgers

Jeff Sandhu | Arvindh Yuvaraj

30-Mar-17 12:00

Robot Pizza Delivery, Adobe's Future Of Work, Plant-Based Burgers

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In today's Enterprise Biz Bytes, Jeff Sandhu and Arvindh Yuvaraj talk about:

0:08 - Domino’s and Starship Technologies will deliver pizza by robot in Europe this summer.

3:57 - Future of Work according to Adobe.

10:16 - Impossible foods will make 12 million pounds of plant-based burgers a year.

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Tags: Domino's Pizza, Starship Technologies, Pizza Robot, Domino's, Enterprise Biz Bytes, Future of Work, Adobe, Impossible Foods, Impossible Burger, Vegetarian Burger, Fake Meat

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