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XRobotics’ countertop robots are cooking up 25,000 pizzas a month

Last updated: June 9, 2025 9:09 am
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XRobotics Revolutionizing Pizza Making with Robotics

XRobotics, a San Francisco-based robotics company, believes it has found the key to revolutionizing the pizza industry through the adoption of robotics. The company’s innovative countertop robot, the xPizza Cube, has been designed to streamline the pizza-making process using advanced machine learning technology.

The xPizza Cube is compact in size, similar to a stackable washing machine, and is capable of applying sauce, cheese, and pepperonis to pizza dough with precision and efficiency. Priced at $1,300 a month for a three-year lease, these robots can produce up to 100 pizzas per hour and can be customized to work with various pizza styles, such as Detroit and Chicago deep dish.

Denis Rodionov, the co-founder and CEO of XRobotics, expressed that the xPizza Cube significantly reduces the workload for restaurant staff, saving up to 70-80% of their time. By automating repetitive tasks like placing pepperoni slices on a pizza, the robot allows employees to focus on other aspects of food preparation.

While XRobotics is not the only company exploring robotics in the restaurant industry, they have distinguished themselves by focusing on assisting existing pizza makers rather than completely transforming the pizza-making process. Unlike Zume, a prominent pizza robotics company that pivoted its focus to sustainable packaging, XRobotics aims to enhance efficiency and reduce labor costs for pizza restaurants.

After learning from the challenges faced by their competitors, XRobotics redesigned their robot to be more compact and versatile. The company launched their current model in 2023, which has been well-received by customers, although specific figures on customer adoption remain undisclosed.

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Recently, XRobotics secured a $2.5 million seed funding round led by FinSight Ventures, signaling investor confidence in the company’s potential for growth. With plans to expand into Mexico and Canada, XRobotics is poised to make a significant impact on the pizza industry, which boasts over 73,000 pizza chains in the U.S. alone.

As Rodionov emphasized, XRobotics is deeply committed to the pizza industry, driven by a passion for pizza and a dedication to innovation. With a focus on quality and efficiency, XRobotics is set to transform the way pizzas are made, one robot at a time.

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