FABAL 500 — Autonomous burger line
FABAL is a fully autonomous burger assembly line built from standard industrial components and flexible modules, run end-to-end by an AI stack. One year live inside The Eatery Group’s restaurants — consistent burgers around the clock, simpler kitchen operations, happy customers.
Every FABAL is assembled from the same industrial components that run automotive and pharma lines — servo drives, safety PLCs, food-grade contact parts, flexible modules with industrial-standard service life.
On top of that hardware sits a five-agent AI stack that forecasts, inspects, schedules its own maintenance and reports every order to your dashboard.
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Control & vision head
Condiment feeders × 13
Packing & hand-out chutes
Designed for continuous operation, FABAL lets you replace individual modules like cartridges — keeping the line running and service interruptions to a minimum.
The modules deliver eleven condiments — salad, rucola, diced onions, onion rings, bacon, pickles, tomatoes, jalapeños, egg patties, sausage patties — plus fifteen types of sauce, and more.
Live build cycle
Predicts demand up to 30 days out and re-orders against it. Spoilage stays under 1 %.
Computer vision checks every patty, bun and build in milliseconds — 99.9 % detection.
Flags a failing component up to 7 days early and books the swap into an off-peak window.
Sequences production and staff allocation against the live order queue.
Pushes recipes to any machine in the estate and reports every order to one dashboard.
04 — In operation
Austria’s QSR operator put the first FABAL into a working restaurant, not a lab. It has changed their burger game ever since.
Nine patty stackers, thirteen condiment feeders, three box formats. Built for high-volume flagship sites and drive-through peaks.
The same modules and the same AI stack in a shorter frame, for city-centre kitchens where floor area is the constraint.
Forty-five minutes in the Wiener Neudorf showroom: a full build cycle, a module swap, and the operating numbers behind the first year of live service.