Induction-heated espresso equipment maker Heylo unveiled a new standalone automated milk solution for cafes called Milky. The machine debuted at last month’s HostMilano trade show in Italy. (Read all…
Heylo Wants Cafes To Get Milky, a Standalone Induction-Heated Frother
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