Robot Coffee Machines: The Tassimo BrewBot Commercial

Many folks visiting Hizook today are looking for a "robot coffee machines," specifically, the Tassimo BrewBot by Bosch. In actuality, BrewBot is not a robot at all! They are using a cute robot coffee machine to sell decidedly non-robot coffee makers, and it makes me sad... I want the actual robot! Either way, kudos to the clever marketers at Bosch for making such a great commercial (embedded below). In the meantime, if you're interested in seeing a real coffee making and delivering robot, go check out the Nestlé Nespresso Nesbot. Dang it, now I've got a hankering for an espresso...

This is probably what you all have been seeing on TV:

In this awesome commercial:

But it's a trap! The Tassimo BrewBot is just a "regular" coffee machine, and it is available from Amazon.com:

Comments (5)

Anonymous December 18, 2010 at 10:56 AM

I think the TV ad is cute and I have seen it about 300 times already. However, I think it is completely false advertising and if I would buy one of these units I would expect it to do what it does on the commercial. Somebody should start a law suit against this company after they have purchased the product and it doesn't perform as it does in the commercial. "What can I get for you".

Anthony Muraski December 21, 2010 at 06:39 AM

Ingenious marketing. A small coffee pot with multilmillion dollar batteries.

Happiest Camper in the World December 25, 2010 at 06:47 AM

OMG! this thing rocked my socks clean off. I just plugged it in and the thing started to sing and dance. But instead of saying "what can I do for you".....it's voice is in Japaness. LOVE IT and I have trained it to take the dog out!

Eomuno August 10, 2011 at 01:18 PM

Happiest Camper, your sarcasm is like dunkin donuts coffee, weak. Tell me a serving robot wouldn't give you one more reason to love coffee! I'm building one, anyone have any tips on how/where to find parts? Thx.

IanW November 28, 2011 at 03:21 PM

I think the Tassimo Brewbot ad is clever advertising and people should not feel there is anything sinister in Bosch's attempt to spread the word about this smart device