The capital infusion will give RoboBurger the ability to better meet consumer demand. This vending machine-type offering can work in multiple settings, such as offices, universities, hospitals or transportation hubs, the company said in a press release.
“Promethean believes that Roboburger and their focus on automation and robotics are the solution to deal with the labor availability and cost as well as inflation challenges we see in hospitality [and] food production today,” Michael Burt, founding partner at Promethean, said in the press release. Promethean Investments has been an active investor in the restaurant space of late, and re-upped its investment in emerging eatertainment chain Puttshack earlier this month.
