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The robots came to the facility in October as they were one of the first communities of its kind to add the tech- nology. Communities across the country from Indiana to Florida have since been calling them to ask how it works. These days, Robbie and Stoney aren’t the talks of the community anymore, they’re just in the background doing their job. “Now we hardly see them, they’re there and they’re very functional. It’s not a curiosity anymore,” Lotten said. Instead, Lotten shifts the attention to Zeigler, expressing the community’s appreciation for his commitment to their safety and happiness. “I am very proud of Zachary because he is on top of things and during COVID he’s done such a fantastic job of keeping us all fed safely. He’s absolutely the best.”