Frenzza
Automated pizza-making robots and ordering software for fresh, customizable pizza service
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Frenzza
Frenzza develops automated pizza-making robots and software for order placement, manufacturing, and delivery traceability. Its system prepares fresh pizzas to customer specifications using locally sourced ingredients.
The company is based in Arles, France, and was founded in 2021. Its product ecosystem includes a machine, vision system, SaaS platform, and client applications.
Product: Automated pizza-making robots supported by vision technology, a SaaS platform, and client applications.
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