This is great and on the way to self service. Swipe your credit card and pick your poison. No more theft, no more over pour, no more giving it away, low labor cost, inventory automatic.....Need a beer bottle despenser machine too. Completely self serve bar.
It is sad. Again engineers tried to find a solution without really understanding the whole problem. As a professional with 2 decades experience I already see the short comings: hygiene (muddled need to be rinsed!), technique (the drink is not stirred, just built), limitation (only few liquors are used)… and so on. There is great potential with parts of the technology - but the implementation is horrible and poor!
What about a certain type of place isn't necessarily a bar (maybe weddings, parties?) that serves a simple or small menu and they could serve 4 or 5 drinks swipe your card or insert cash. It seems like it could work for certain businesses and I'm sure enhancements would be made over time. It may not be for every business, but I could see this being used in certain contexts. Like I know some nightclubs "have a full bar," but the bartenders can really only make 2 or 3 drinks because it's a "sweet bar"
@@FastlaneProductions1 Weddings and parties are almost always done at venues that have these facilities already in place and if they don't it's up to the guests to hire their own.
What is the real problem it should solve? I'm Italian, I created a cocktail machine, therefore all made in Italy. It has the capacity of 16 alcoholic and 10 non-alcoholic containers. It can make more than 100 different cocktails. At what price would you pay it? It is created entirely in steel and the containers in stainless steel. The containers are very easy and practical to fill. The machine has these dimensions: height 85cm, width 46cm and length 35cm.
Way to expensive. There is nothing special on that. Only coding takes a lil bit of time. But not for 10k. Way 2much. It should be less then 1500 us dollar. I am a software Engineer, most of the coding you can get it online just for free. This machine is not even the 1st one. Maybe he doesn't know about TH-cam Free University.
A standard commercial espresso machine costs more than $5,000 and they have been around a long time for the price to come down. $10k for a unit like this seems really cheap, to me. Also as a software engineer, you should know just how much it costs to develop well-tested production-ready things. The software alone for something like could easily cost millions of dollars, not to mention all the other engineering, tooling, and production.
This is amazing! Just need a blow up doll now and my nite is set!
😂😂😂😂
@@ChrisSullins Have alook here: th-cam.com/channels/8oL3Hb3_qgb7VNLEezYevQ.htmlfeatured That is insane
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This is great and on the way to self service. Swipe your credit card and pick your poison. No more theft, no more over pour, no more giving it away, low labor cost, inventory automatic.....Need a beer bottle despenser machine too. Completely self serve bar.
I feel like barney from himym would've had this in his house
Is this available for purchase now?
Cara alguém sabe se tá tendo curso pra fazer ,mais sem ser de barmen que esse eu já tenho ,pelo jeito vou ter que mudar de profissão
combien le prix svp
This belongs in a club or bar. Or Hotel.
All 3
This belongs in my house STAT..
Looks as easy to maintain as ... personal hygiene.
Did that fool just say $10,000? 😂
That sounds cheap to me given its functionality. You wouldn't be buying this for your home. This would probably be used in a commercial setting.
In a bar it would pay for itself in a short amount of time
lol what the heck
It is sad. Again engineers tried to find a solution without really understanding the whole problem.
As a professional with 2 decades experience I already see the short comings: hygiene (muddled need to be rinsed!), technique (the drink is not stirred, just built), limitation (only few liquors are used)… and so on.
There is great potential with parts of the technology - but the implementation is horrible and poor!
What about a certain type of place isn't necessarily a bar (maybe weddings, parties?) that serves a simple or small menu and they could serve 4 or 5 drinks swipe your card or insert cash. It seems like it could work for certain businesses and I'm sure enhancements would be made over time. It may not be for every business, but I could see this being used in certain contexts. Like I know some nightclubs "have a full bar," but the bartenders can really only make 2 or 3 drinks because it's a "sweet bar"
True......but 10,000$. F that
drink comes with a straw to stir. run water from melted ice to rinse muddle.
@@FastlaneProductions1 Weddings and parties are almost always done at venues that have these facilities already in place and if they don't it's up to the guests to hire their own.
What is the real problem it should solve?
I'm Italian, I created a cocktail machine, therefore all made in Italy. It has the capacity of 16 alcoholic and 10 non-alcoholic containers. It can make more than 100 different cocktails. At what price would you pay it? It is created entirely in steel and the containers in stainless steel. The containers are very easy and practical to fill. The machine has these dimensions: height 85cm, width 46cm and length 35cm.
Way to expensive. There is nothing special on that. Only coding takes a lil bit of time. But not for 10k. Way 2much. It should be less then 1500 us dollar. I am a software Engineer, most of the coding you can get it online just for free. This machine is not even the 1st one. Maybe he doesn't know about TH-cam Free University.
This is a commercial machine mate, that is why ):
A standard commercial espresso machine costs more than $5,000 and they have been around a long time for the price to come down. $10k for a unit like this seems really cheap, to me. Also as a software engineer, you should know just how much it costs to develop well-tested production-ready things. The software alone for something like could easily cost millions of dollars, not to mention all the other engineering, tooling, and production.
Yona Appletree
You can also get home based superautomatic coffee machines too xD. Yeah, I think this is a quite a cool concept...
Oh shit I wanted one for my house lol I work 6 days a week so it be nice to have my drinks made but 10000 mmmmm nope
j borrego just get a Bartesian. On backorder rn but only $300