Food delivery services are more popular than ever. They are even more popular these days thanks to technology like apps that let us order food. However the more food deliveries we request, the more transportation that’s needed. That’s not great for the environment.
This is why Pizza Hut and Toyota have teamed up to unveil a concept truck that runs on hydrogen. It’s called the Tundra PIE Pro. The Tundra PIE Pro will come with a robot kitchen in the back, where robotic arms will help assemble pizzas while on the go. Pretty impressive concept.
It is estimated that this could take as little as 6-7 minutes, so your pizzas should arrive at your doorstep when they’re right out of the oven. It doesn’t get fresher than that. According to Marianne Radley, Chief Brand Officer, Pizza Hut, “Nothing tastes better than a fresh Pizza Hut pizza straight out of the oven. The Tundra PIE Pro brings to life our passion for innovation not just on our menu but in digital and delivery in order to provide the best possible customer experience.”
The Tundra PIE Pro is just a concept right now because a fleet of these trucks could prove to be pretty expensive.
Source Ubergizmo
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