- 3 Engineers who previously worked at SpaceX created a pizza-making robot machine called Stellar Pizza
- The founders are former SpaceX engineers Benson Tsai, Brian Langone, and James Wahawisan
- The machine can bake and produce pizza in 45 seconds will be operational in 2022
- Stellar Pizza has a total of 23 employees who are all ex-SpaceX employees

A pizza robot restaurant is scheduled to open to the public next year in Los Angeles.
The autonomous pizza-making machine easily fits into the back of a truck. Anyone who owns this robot machine will take advantage of its mobility and can position it closer to the targeted consumers in just a matter of minutes.

Stellar Pizza CEO and founder Benson Tsai spent five years at Elon's company who largely contributed to the design of advanced battery systems for SpaceX rockets & satellites finally completed the working prototype of his pizza-making robot.

This startup company is bound to succeed knowing that 23 ex-employees of SpaceX joined together to build this brilliant concept including SpaceX's former executive chef, Ted Cizma, who created the rocket company's Food Service program for staff.

Here's how the pizza is made using the Stellar Pizza machine.
A ball of homemade pizza dough is placed into the machine where it gets pressed and molded into a round shape. Once ready, the machine tops the pizza with sauce and other ingredients. Next, the raw pizza is inserted into one of four high-temperature ovens in the machine.

The community in Los Angeles will be the first to experience and service of Stellar Pizza when it opens in spring next year.

The pizza company also hired an expert in the food industry as pizza consultant, Noel Brohner, in an effort to make high-quality and affordable pizzas for its future customers.
In a separate report, Stellar Pizza offers pepperoni or supreme pizza. Aside from this option, customers can build their own desired pizza flavors with fresh toppings, including onions, bacon, chicken, and olives.