Robofusion, Inc. Blasts Off at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Hunstville, AL.

Posted on March 26, 2013 by robofusion

Robofusion Inc. has partnered with the U.S. Space and Rocket Center to launch a Reis&Irvy’s Frozen Yogurt Kiosk.

Charleston, SC— March 26, 2013— The parallels between outer space and robots goes as far back as the Jetson’s and their beloved Rosie, so it was only natural for the US Space and Rocket Center to launch the first Reis&Irvy’s Robotic Frozen Yogurt Kiosk in the state of Alabama. Now, after months of “top-secret” planning, the U.S. Space and Rocket Center is finally unveiling the kiosk to the public.

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Robofusion Ice Cream on Singapore’s Mother & Baby’s

Posted on February 25, 2013 by robofusion

Look who’s featured on the Mother & Baby magazine from Singapore!

Excerpt: “Let junior design his own frozen treat with asia’s first and only robotic ice-cream kiosk. “

Robotic Ice Cream- Who Could Ask for Anything More?

Posted on February 15, 2013 by robofusion

The Carnegie Science Center Welcome’s RoboFusion

The Carnegie Science Center welcomes their newest addition to Robo World, the world’s largest permanent robot exhibit. As the CSC proudly places Pittsburgh on the map once again, locals are treated to a tasty snack- Ice cream! RoboFusion serves chocolate and vanilla soft serve with a topping of your choice. For Paul, in the Center for Creativity, the obvious choice is vanilla with rainbow sprinkles. But for visitors with more refined pallets, the robotic arm offers the many toppings including chocolate sprinkles, mini M&Ms, Reese’s Pieces, granola, and my favorite: Nerds! Do make a stop at Robo World and experience the newest member of The Science Centers robot family!

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Reis & Irvy’s Frozen Yogurt – American Sports Center

Posted on February 11, 2013 by robofusion

See how long the lines are at American Sports Center in California. Who can resist designing their own 4-layers of freshness using our Reis & Irvy’s Frozen Yogurt Kiosk?

Triblive.com Article: Science Center Robot Serves Yogurt and Smiles

Posted on February 8, 2013 by robofusion

We stumbled upon a very nice article about our Reis & Irvy’s Kiosks at the Carnegie Science Center. Excerpt of the article is below.

“The robot made the best yogurt in the whole wide world”, said Ethan Kreft, 3, of Stanton Heights, after watching the RoboFusion frozen yogurt robotic kiosk make him and his grandfather Rick Melton of Cabot a personal treat at the Carnegie Science Center Thursday, February 7, 2013. Heidi Murrin Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Natasha Nesbitt, 6, watched intently through the transparent booth doors as a robotic arm with a horseshoe-like hand prepared her frozen yogurt order, step-by-step: First, a layer of chocolate and vanilla yogurt swirl, then Reese’s Pieces, then another layer of yogurt, and finally a cap of Nerds candy.

After the robot fills the plastic cup, it places it on a platform. A window opens and — ta-da! — there’s your fro-yo.

“Ohhh!” exclaimed Natasha, of Forest Hills.

The Carnegie Science Center in the North Side has opened a RoboFusion frozen yogurt kiosk in its River View Cafe, which overlooks the Ohio River. Visitors can swipe their credit or debit cards for $6, then use a touch screen to design a four-layered frozen yogurt treat, with two flavors to pick out of chocolate, vanilla or swirl, and two toppings out of six: Mini M&Ms, Reese’s Pieces, granola, Nerds and chocolate or colored sprinkles.

Visitors choose an animated cartoon robot — either Cid, Reis, Rev or Irvy — to entertain them on a backing screen while the snakelike arm robot prepares the order.

Read full article from Triblive.com