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team silver presents noribo fun engaging endearing sushi delivery bot dining out experience matters novelty attracts sushi restaurants conveyor belts boats noribo tabletop bot + sushi variety use scenario bot responses bot responses

team silver presents noribo fun engaging endearing sushi delivery bot
dining out experience matters novelty attracts
sushi restaurants conveyor belts boats
noribo tabletop bot + sushi variety
use scenario
bot responses
bot responses
patron payment method color indicates price plates are tallied
noribo design navigation line following obstacle detection
noribo design chassis water resistant FDA compliant
noribo design drive 1kg capacity SPEED optimal pace 8 CM/S
noribo design bells & whistles plate detection sound LED underglow theft prevention
charger design 1.5 hr charge time 7 hr battery life 500 charge cycles parallel charging
market 20K new restaurants, annually
market proven market
product price noribo $20 K system conveyor $40+ K average restaurant system 100 bots | 60 patrons
business plan system price tag $20 K clients per year initial investment $150 K 20 internal rate 30% 10 5 of return Y1 Y2 Y3 break even 2 years
owners patrons differentiation novel experience immediate service high table turnover constant variety more sales
restaurant design requires only a contrasting line on a flat surface
customization shell colors underglow colors bot tones XYZ printed logos
noribo fun & engaging sushi delivery bot
thank you 2.009 Staff Pappalardo Staff Toscanini’s Aptek Laboratories Advanced Circuits Blue Sushi Carroll Design Studio Devlin Design Essential Design Fugakyu Snappy Sushi Tangible Designs
noribo fun engaging endearing sushi delivery bot

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