He says staff no longer needs to walk back and forth between the restaurant and the dish washing area. While a person still needs to physically put the table wear into a bin, Sandberg estimates “Rosey” shaves a few minutes off of the cleaning process. “We didn’t think it was something that we wanted.” “At first, we were a little… back on it,” said Sandbergg. He believes they’re one of the only restaurants in Michigan using the technology. She’s going to turn so the bus tubs are facing the table.”Īccording to Sandberg, the Paisley Pig decided to try “Rosey” after struggling to hire workers this past summer. “I walked over here and synced the watch to the table which then calls her. “You have a watch that is paired through the WiFi system to the robot and each table has its own individual disk that has been programmed for the table,” said Sandberg. “Rosey” is a robot that’s designed to assist the restaurant’s busers. “We’ve actually, kind of for fun, named her Rosey,” said Sandberg. Last month, the Grand Haven restaurant hired, or more like bought, “Rosey”. “We’re finding that she really does a lot for us,” said Sandberg. Sandberg says he’s amazed at how the employee glides through the floor and picks up plates then eventually drops it off to be cleaned. “It has been great,” said Josh Sandberg, owner. The newest member of The Paisley Pig continues to impress.
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