Robots at restaurants Abdirisak Yusuf General Purpose: To inform To inform my audience about the advantages of having robot servers in restaurants. Specific purpose: to inform audience the robots at restaurants. Central Idea: To explain why having robot servers in restaurants is beneficial for businesses, customers, and employees. Introduction I. II. III. We live in a world of technological advances and one of the most recent advances is the idea of having robots serve in restaurants Robots are becoming an integral part of our lives and are even being used as servers in restaurants. In this speech, I will discuss the advantages of having robot servers in restaurants, including cost savings, customer satisfaction, and improved safety for employees. Transition: First, let's look at the cost savings associated with using robots. Body I. Robots can provide significant cost savings for businesses. A. Robots can reduce labor costs as they do not require wages or benefits. B. They can also eliminate the need for hiring and training new Transition: employees, as robots can do the same job over and over again with minimal maintenance. Secondly, let's look at the customer satisfaction associated with robot servers. II. Robots can provide superior customer experience. A. Robots are programmed to adhere to a specific set of rules and instructions, ensuring they deliver consistent service to customers. According to Zhu Deheng, "Tableware tidying up robot systems enable the processing of a large amount of tableware in a self-service restaurant at high speed and low cost". B. They can also respond quickly to customer requests, as they do not require breaks or vacations. Transitions: Lastly, let's look at the safety improvements for employees. III. Robots can improve safety for employees. A. Robots can handle tasks that may be too dangerous for humans, such as lifting heavy objects or working in hazardous environments. B. They can also help reduce the risk of accidents in the workplace, as robots are programmed to follow safety protocols. Transitions