Presto Automation: The Only Voice AI Company to Present at the 2023 Restaurant Leadership Conference
Presto Automation Inc. (NASDAQ: PRST), a leader in drive-thru automation technology, will present at the 2023 Restaurant Leadership Conference in Phoenix, Arizona, showcasing its innovative Presto Voice™ generative AI technology. This technology enhances the drive-thru experience for both customers and operators, focusing on improving order accuracy and operational efficiency while reducing labor costs.
On April 19, at 8:15 a.m., Presto's President, Dan Mosher, will participate in a panel titled "The Rise of AI in the Drive-Thru" alongside Del Taco's President, Chad Gretzema. They will discuss the benefits of generative AI in drive-thru operations. Presto aims to revolutionize the restaurant industry and has garnered strong investor interest, reflecting its leadership in Enterprise AI applications.
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Presto will showcase Presto Voice™, its industry-leading generative AI technology, which has transformed the drive-thru experience for both guests and operators.
Conference attendees can join Presto's President,
Visit Presto's booth #300 to see a demo of generative AI optimizing the drive-thru and learn more about the innovative technology that is already deployed at hundreds of drive-thru locations nationwide.
"Our technology has the potential to revolutionize the entire restaurant industry," said Presto Interim CEO,
To schedule a live demo or learn more about Presto’s products, please contact mktg@presto.com or visit presto.com.
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Presto (NASDAQ: PRST) provides enterprise-grade Voice, Vision, and Touch™ technologies to help hospitality businesses thrive while delighting guests. With over 380 million transactions processed, Presto is one of the largest labor automation technology providers in the industry. Founded out of
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