Technology: Page 41


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    DoorDash hits the road with autonomous vehicle delivery

    The company partnered with GM's Cruise Automation to test self-driving vehicles for grocery and restaurant delivery in San Francisco.

    By Kristine Sherred • Jan. 4, 2019
  • New app rates restaurant cleanliness

    HDScores offers a subscription-based platform with health ratings for over 1 million businesses, including restaurants, coffee shops and drive-thrus.

    By Jan. 4, 2019
  • Carl's Jr. gives plant-based Beyond Burger the star treatment

    The chain is now selling the meat-free Beyond Famous Star burger for $6.29 at over 1,000 locations, following White Castle's Impossible slider expansion.

    By Kristine Sherred • Jan. 3, 2019
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    Make using mobile location data your New Year's marketing resolution

    Understanding customer behavior and where they go before and after a visit can better improve a restaurant's marketing, Cuebiq's Brad Piggott says. 

    By Brad Piggott • Jan. 2, 2019
  • Coca-Cola leads $10M funding round in POS platform Omnivore

    The soda giant's funding of the system, which enables POS platforms to integrate with third-party technologies, reflects growing demand for frictionless digital experiences. 

    By Alicia Kelso • Dec. 21, 2018
  • Our 7 best stories of 2018

    As we begin the new year, Restaurant Dive is taking a look back at our top stories since our launch on Oct. 1.

    By Restaurant Dive staff • Dec. 21, 2018
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    Faster, better, smarter: Why restaurants need AI now

    Absolutdata co-founder and CEO Anil Kaul discusses why now is the best time to integrate machine learning into restaurant operations and how it will benefit profit margins. 

    By Anil Kaul • Dec. 19, 2018
  • A restaurant's next big financial risk isn't bad reviews — it's data breaches

    As hackers find new ways to gather coveted personal information, restaurants are quickly becoming a target for the internet underworld.

    By Dec. 18, 2018
  • Buffalo Wild Wings' redesign delivers high-end sports bar experience

    Inspire Brands takes the chain back to its roots with a stadium sports watching experience, an open-air bar and year-round patio, plus lounge areas replete with gaming systems.

    By Kristine Sherred • Dec. 18, 2018
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    Wendy's shares a syrupy holiday tale on Twitter

    Illustrated "Twas the Night Before Maple Syrup Day" tweets encourage fans to sample the chain's new Maple Bacon Chicken Sandwich.

    By Robert Williams • Dec. 17, 2018
  • Roving Postmates robot will roll down LA sidewalks next year

    Unleashed after a few less sophisticated prototypes, the autonomous cart called Serve carries 50 pounds and can travel 30 miles on a single electrical charge.

    By Kristine Sherred • Dec. 14, 2018
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    How your restaurant can prepare for a crisis

    Uproar PR CEO Catriona Harris warns that if brands don't take control of the narrative when things go wrong, the narrative will control them.

    By Catriona Harris • Dec. 12, 2018
  • Papa John's debuts 'crusto-currency' reward program

    The embattled pizza chain riffs on the crytocurrency craze with its improved Papa Rewards program.

    By Erica Sweeney • Dec. 11, 2018
  • Major Yelp shareholder calls for board shake-up

    Missing earnings in 12 of the last 19 quarters, investors want the review site to step up the pace of innovation and take accountability for missteps.

    By Kristine Sherred • Dec. 11, 2018
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    The future of food is digital

    Stephen Chau, head of product at Uber Eats, shares the ways he predicts restaurants will be transformed by technology.

    By Stephen Chau • Dec. 10, 2018
  • App connects diners with otherwise unsellable food

    Now in seven countries, Too Good To Go lets restaurants sell expiring or excess food at discounted prices to consumers.

    By Kristine Sherred • Dec. 6, 2018
  • Boston-based food lab to reopen Pilotworks

    Chew, a food lab company, will reopen the incubator space Pilotworks as The Nursery, a similar shared kitchen business with a food technology focus.

    By Kristine Sherred • Dec. 6, 2018
  • Uber Eats tests promoted placement model for restaurants

    The program lets restaurants in India to bundle food items together and sell them at a discount in exchange for placement in the app's "specials" section.

    By Alicia Kelso • Dec. 5, 2018
  • Burger King trolls McDonald's with geolocation stunt

    Customers near a McDonald's location can order a Burger King Whopper for a penny by downloading the revamped app.

    By Robert Williams • Dec. 5, 2018
  • Tock snags $9.5M in funding, further upending reservation game

    With nearly 1,000 restaurant clients in two dozen countries, Chicago-based Tock now has more funding than Resy, which acquired Reserve last month.

    By Kristine Sherred • Nov. 30, 2018
  • From porn-free to phone-free zones, restaurants look to curb tech concerns

    Between Wi-Fi blocks on explicit sites and promotions for customers who put away their phones, eateries are fighting back against technological disruptions.

    By Kristine Sherred • Nov. 30, 2018
  • McDonald's extends renovations deadline to 2022

    As tensions with franchisees rise, the chain will let operators delay remodeling — which includes self-order kiosks and extra drive-thru lanes — but at a cost.

    By Kristine Sherred • Nov. 29, 2018
  • Costa Coffee travel mug doubles as contactless payment method

    Reusable "Clever Cups" include a chip by Barclaycard that customers can tap to make in-store payments.

    By Robert Williams • Nov. 29, 2018
  • Restaurant deals app aims to fill empty seats at the last minute

    Celebrity chef Marco Pierre White is one of the backers of Eat Club, a startup that is expanding throughout Australia with plans to debut in New York in 2019.

    By Alicia Kelso • Nov. 20, 2018
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    What risks restaurants should consider before deploying AI, robotics and automation

    Establishments need to balance the benefits of new technologies with the legal challenges and resistance from both the public and staff, write Matt Scherer, Jennifer Robinson and Daniella Adler of Littler Mendelson.  

    By Matt Scherer, Jennifer Robinson and Daniella Adler • Nov. 16, 2018