Roboserver Systems (CE) (USOTC:RBSY)
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RoboServer Systems Corp. (Pink Sheets:RBSY), developer of the
revolutionary Self-Serve System that enables quick-service restaurant
customers to process their own orders on a touch-screen kiosk, announced
today, the company has entered into a manufacturing agreement with Team
Research, Inc. of San Jose, CA, and Team Sable of Shinchu, Taiwan. Team
Research is their North American counterpart for Taiwan based, Netronics
Corporation.
Delmar Janovec, RoboServer CEO, commented, “Under
the terms of the agreement, Team Sable will provide the custom design
and exclusive marketing rights to the RBSY newly announced 'Assisted
Server', the newest and most cost-effective Self-Service POS
solution in the industry. Team Research will supply RoboServer with
manufacturing, assembly, and test services from its facilities in
Taiwan; the products will then be shipped to the Team Research facility
in San Jose, CA for final testing and configure-to-order services.”
RoboServer decided to go with Team Sable and Team Research for two
reasons: First, Team Research, through its parent company, Netronics,
has extensive experience in the manufacturing of Point-of-Sale and Touch
screen product platforms. Netronics has several first-class
manufacturing facilities around the world and will provide RoboServer
assurances of having a source once the move to Self-Service in
restaurants takes hold. Secondly, Team Research and Team Sable will
provide units at very competitive pricing. This will allow RoboServer to
be able to reduce the pricing to its customers by approximately 30%.
RoboServer customers will have more tangible features which will help
restaurants migrate their customers to Self-Service. This will
result in the restaurant being able to reduce labor costs, and provide
new innovative solutions for their customers.
“We listened to our customer base and realized
that just providing a standing self-service unit in the corner would not
be the answer to all QSR ordering systems. In discussions with the
managers and owners they informed RoboServer the restaurant needs a way
to migrate the customer to Self-Service gradually, by introducing
a unit capable of facing the customer and the counter helper and have it
doing exactly the same thing at the same time on both sides. This allows
the customer to order himself, ask for assistance or let the restaurant
employee take the order,” Janovec concluded.
More company information is available at http://www.RoboServerCorp.com.
Investors and media can receive a free investor kit for RoboServer
Systems Corp. by contacting Investor Relations at investors@roboservercorp.com
or 866-893-0229.
ABOUT ROBOSERVER SYSTEMS
RoboServer Systems (Pink Sheets:RBSY) has developed Point-of-Sale and
Self-Serve software technology for the restaurant industry for more than
three years.
The Company’s key growth product suite is the
RoboServer Self-Serve System and the LineBuster CT-MY1 duel countertop
model - a software and hardware terminal that allows quick-service
restaurant customers to order and purchase their own food and beverages,
reducing the costly expense of employee services and reducing customer
order time.
Similar technology has been proven and deployed in large grocery and
hardware chains throughout the United States because Self-Serve
technology reduces costs for businesses, and reduces ordering time for
customers. Self-Serve technology is an industry-changing technology that
will become significantly more prevalent in fast-food over the next few
years. Self-serve technology is a strong growth industry that can
demonstrate an easily quantifiable return on investment to client
restaurants, even in soft economies.
The information contained in this press release may include
forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements usually contain
the words “estimate,”
“anticipate,” “believe,”
“expect,” or
similar expressions that involve risks and uncertainties. These risks
and uncertainties include the Company’s
uncertain profitability, need for significant capital, uncertainty
concerning market acceptance of its products, competition, limited
service and manufacturing facilities, dependence on technological
developments and protection of its intellectual property. The Company’s
actual results could differ materially from those discussed herein.