During the May Day holiday, Shenzhen Happy Harbor Bay welcomed a new intelligent landmark -- the AI Robot Coffee Kiosk, attracting a large number of tourists to experience the kiosk. As a landmark cultural tourism destination in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, Happy Harbor Bay receives more than 100,000 visitors per day, and the integration of its open commercial area and coastal ecology provides a natural testing ground for the Arnold Robot Coffee Kiosk.
After visitors sweep the code to place an order, the robot can finish a cup of freshly ground coffee in 90 seconds, and its combination of 100% Arabica coffee beans and cold-chained fresh milk ensures that the quality of the drink is comparable to that of a professional coffee shop. In addition to classic coffee, the device also supports 25+ customized flavors such as milk tea, matcha, chocolate, etc. to meet the needs of different people.
“It takes only 90S from ordering to picking up the food, and the robot production process is full of technology.” Ms. Li, a visitor to the site, said that the intelligent interactive screen of the coffee kiosk supports multiple languages, so foreign tourists can also operate it easily. Anno coffee kiosk adopts a fully enclosed design, the average daily production of more than 1,000 cups of drinks can still maintain zero contact, zero error.
According to the person in charge of Anno Technology, Anno has landed in more than 70 countries around the world, Shenzhen Happy Harbor point is its “intelligent cultural tourism” strategy of an important layout. In the future, the company plans to launch a virtual human interaction function based on a large model, users can customize drinks through voice dialogue, while exploring scenic spots, transportation hubs and other scenes of large-scale replication.
With the popularity of intelligent catering technology, the appearance of Annoy robot coffee kiosks not only provides visitors with convenient services, but also promotes the transformation of the traditional beverage industry to “unmanned, personalized, standardized”. Data show that the operating cost of the equipment is 90% lower than that of traditional stores, and it supports 24-hour uninterrupted service, injecting new vitality into the cultural tourism consumption scene. At present, the coffee kiosk has become the newest red spot in Happy Harbor Bay, and tourists can also enjoy the “Light of the Bay Area” Ferris wheel and coastal scenery while experiencing intelligent technology, realizing the double enjoyment of “technology + culture and tourism”.