1 / 8Zomato Food Delivery in 10 Minutes: Online food delivery company Zomato has launched Delivery in 10 Minutes. The company's founder Deependra Goyal has given information about this in a blog post.2 / 8Goyal, meanwhile, said the company would not put any pressure on any of its delivery partners. He also said that he will provide this service through his network.3 / 8'Consumers today need quick answers to their needs. They do not want to plan or wait. In fact, finding restaurants that deliver food in the shortest time is one of the most used features on the Zomato app, 'he said.4 / 8I think Zomato's average food delivery time of 30 minutes is very slow and will change soon. If we don't do this, someone else will do it. The only way to survive in the tech industry is to keep innovating and move forward.5 / 8Delivery depends on a network of such finishing stations close to the most demanding customers. The company will also rely heavily on dish level demand production algorithms and in-station robotics.6 / 8We are confident that production at the hyperlocal level will significantly reduce the cost. 'The margins and revenue will remain the same for our restaurant partners as well as our distribution partners,' Goyal said. 7 / 8The service comes at a time when the company is aggressively investing in food tech and robotics startups. Last week, Zomato announced a 5 million investment in robotics company Mukund Foods, he added. 8 / 8The company had previously invested in ad tech firm Adonmo and B2B software platform UrbanPiper Technology. The company plans to invest 1 billion in startups.