I suppose I'm struggling to see how much of a requirement for low-latency data processing exists in a restaurant.
There just isn't that much data there unless they're attempting to do real-time control of equipment (in which case, just use a regular control system).
I can imagine a requirement for logging potentially, but thats not a low-latency requirement and the use-case for edge-computing is exactly that, low-latency.
Still not seeing anything here but a dramatic overuse of technology I'm afraid.
There just isn't that much data there unless they're attempting to do real-time control of equipment (in which case, just use a regular control system).
I can imagine a requirement for logging potentially, but thats not a low-latency requirement and the use-case for edge-computing is exactly that, low-latency.
Still not seeing anything here but a dramatic overuse of technology I'm afraid.