Lego Mindstorms Intelligent Transportation Robot
Uploaded on Jan 31, 2009
This is an Intelligent Transportation Robot. It carries things (or an iPhone) in its cargo bin and takes them to their destination via a black guide line.
This is an Intelligent Transportation Robot. It carries things (or an iPhone) in its cargo bin and takes them to their destination via a black guide line.
Gary Samad lives on the top of a mountain and his mailbox is at the bottom, at the end of a quarter mile long private road, so he built a robot to go get the mail for him. He will demonstrate the robot and discuss its architecture and deployment strategy.
He will also demonstrate his "Solar powered, Internet connected, voice enabled" mailbox that has been working nearly flawlessly for 9 months in the wild.
This humanoid beer-and-pizza-fetching robot is charmingly retro:
"Humanoid beer-and-pizza-fetching robot is charmingly retro"
Don’t worry, it’s old enough to order a drink.
by Cherlynn Low
January 23, 2017
Your online delivery habit is facing a growing problem: the rising number of packages needing delivery, combined with a projected deficit in truck drivers (PDF). But that's the issue a company like Starship Technologies is trying to solve. It just started testing a delivery robot in US cities (though the company has been overseas for a few years, already) and is hoping both its design and cost win over any skeptics worried about a robot that knows where they live and what kind of food they like.
What will this mean for the nation’s 1.7 million truck drivers?
Autonomous driving technology could make getting around safer, more efficient, and less expensive. What will it mean for the millions of people who drive for a living and is it really ready for the road?
At 8 a.m. on September 21, 2026, a truck driver – we’ll call him Alex – sets off from Hannover to Munich. On his way he uses a lot of impressive digital services... See this vision of a day in the connected life of a future truck driver.
As battery costs fall and more options enter the market, global sales of pure electric trucks are expected to grow exponentially.
Cities will become clean and less noisy due to Electric Vehicles.
Do you also think that future is electric drive ?
Check out top 5 All-Electric Trucks!
01: Tesla Semi Truck
02: MAN e-Truck
03: Mercedes-Benz Urban e-Truck
04: E-Fuso Vision One
05: E-Force One AG
Why Silicon Valley wants to automate 3.5 million blue-collar truck drivers out of existence.
- There are 3.5 million truck drivers in the U.S.; it's the most common job in 29 states. Yet there is a $168 billion financial incentive for Silicon Valley to automate truck drivers.
- The pros? Automation will lower the 4,000-person annual death toll caused by truck collisions, and it will save companies and consumers money.
- The cons? Truck drivers with families to support and loans to pay will soon have to compete with a robot truck that doesn't need to sleep. That kind of economic hardship doesn't exist in a vacuum; it will ripple outward in unexpected ways.
Andrew Yang is an entrepreneur and author who is running for President as a Democrat in 2020. In his book "The War on Normal People: The Truth About America's Disappearing Jobs and Why Universal Basic Income Is Our Future" , he explains the mounting crisis of the automation of labor and makes the case for the Freedom Dividend, a Universal Basic Income of $1,000 a month for every American as well as other policies to progress to the next stage of capitalism.
IAV Smart Cargobike is a concept mobility platform designed for convenient delivery and safe transport.
Robots can do practically anything these days, but if there’s one thing we could really use them for right now, it’s delivering stuff.
This is episode 3 of Robots Everywhere, a show where we chronicle the slow but steady takeover of our robot overlords and show you how they’re making their way into practically every facet of our lives.
Made-in-NTU FoodBot, Singapore’s first outdoor #selfdriving #delivery #robot is devouring a slice of the #fooddelivery market. Built by #NTUsg Renaissance Engineering Programme students, the robot delivers in a smarter, greener and contactless manner, making it a wheelie great and safe option in a pandemic.