Blending cheese and A.I. to make cheap pizza pie: That's a robot

In an office park in Hawthorne, a robot built by rocket scientists is making pizza. On a conveyor belt, a nozzle spits out sauce, dispensers shake cheese and toppings on top, then a robotic lift carries the raw pie to one of four 900-degree deck ovens. Cameras and sensors track the progress from step to step, making tiny adjustments along the way. In 45 seconds, a finished pizza pops out. It costs just $7 to order (or as much as $10, depending on toppings).