MixoBot as the centrepiece of Lavo, a resto-lounge and wine atelier under the Group. The MixoBot not only aims to be an attraction piece, but also ensures a precise mix of ingredient ratio for a perfect glass of cocktail.

Malaysia's food and beverage market is poised to generate an estimated RM422.3 million in revenue in 2021. According to Statista, a provider of market and consumer data, the sector will grow at a rate of 11.08% year-on-year with a target of RM640

million by 2025.

Focus Dynamics aims to add an additional revenue channel to its current business with the leasing of MixoBot to interested restaurants. It expects to serve restaurants in key cities throughout Malaysia. Adoption of MixoBot could greatly increase beverage revenue of a venue by 50 per cent.

Benson Tay, Executive Director of Focus Dynamics, said that the MixoBot can be programmed by a professional world-class mixologist within minutes to deliver perfect cocktails every time, without fail.

There are no additional charges when one orders a cocktail mixed by MixoBot in Lavo. The main feature of MixoBot is its robotic arms that concocts drinks from a selected menu. With its flexible arm, MixoBot can mix drinks while its charmingly choreographed movements add a flair of attractiveness to the bar station. The technology behind MixoBot is aimed at mimicking the human hand while shaking and mixing drinks.

Research has shown that the use of robotics in any industry can generate a return of investment as fast as 36 operating days. Owning a centrepiece like MixoBot can yield returns within 12 months.

To experience the MixoBot in person, book a table at Lavo through the GemSpot mobile application - available on Apple Store and Google Play Store.