— Picnic CEO Clayton Wooden is stepping down from the meals automation startup.
The Seattle tech vet joined Picnic in 2018, serving to the startup mature from the prototype stage and land almost $40 million in enterprise capital to assist development of its meals meeting robots.
“It’s been an exhilarating journey, serving to to construct a brand new business of restaurant automation, and I’m very pleased with the work I used to be capable of accomplish with the invaluable help of an incredible workforce of leaders and contributors,” Wooden wrote on LinkedIn.
Picnic earlier this month laid off an undisclosed quantity of workers.
The corporate sells a pizza-making robotic known as the Picnic Pizza Station and introduced a partnership with pizza big Dominos in September.
Wooden, a former Honeywell director, beforehand was CEO of Synapse Product Growth and held govt roles at Planetary Energy and IUNU.

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