Are these robots remote controlled?
Cos that driving sure looks like a human at a keyboard...
I assume maybe these delivery companies are using humans till their 'self drive' software is refined?
Cos that driving sure looks like a human at a keyboard...
I assume maybe these delivery companies are using humans till their 'self drive' software is refined?
The robots can avoid obstacles autonomously, queue up in long robot lines, and even cross the street by themselves when there are no cars.
The next one will be for massive sweatshops where car manufacturers hire people are on-call to steer a mercedes around a poorly placed traffic cone.
To begin with, operators will control one/a few cars.
But eventually as many cars are deployed, it will instead make more sense for the operator to specialize on a particular city or street.
You might end up with the operator driving all cars down a particular street, directing each one around the poorly placed traffic cone.
Which doesn't look awfully different to a construction worker today directing traffic...