Published May 2, 2017

Make Way for Food-Delivery Robots in San Francisco

Robots that deliver food are now being used in San Francisco. A collaboration between Yelp Eat 24 and Marble has produced intelligent robots that can navigate the city in order to deliver food. The robots are small, and have a plethora of sensors that help move and navigate. The founders of Marble used to work on self-driving cars and have implemented similar technology in these robots. They hope that these robots are a cleaner alternative to delivering food by car.

Key Takeaways:

  • People and animals aren’t the only things who travel around in the streets anymore
  • Electronic robots carry food inside of themselves as they walk across the streets to deliver goods
  • These robots are not too different from cars who can drive themselves

“The robots, which the company says are smart enough to travel and navigate traffic in a “reliable, efficient, and safe fashion,” are delivering food to consumers across the region.”

Read more: https://www.qsrmagazine.com/news/make-way-food-delivery-robots-san-francisco

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