Thinking of a growing market Uber invests in autonomous robot parks, focusing on practical and technological deliveries. The proposal is easy to understand: starting from Miami (USA), specifically in the commercial district of Dadeland, the project includes a trial period with the idea of ​​reducing the number of workers in simple deliveries to the buyer with loads up to 11 kg.

This partnership with cart, a California company specializing in offering. The small robot will have six wheels, multiple cameras and sensors to determine the best route and avoid collisions that could damage the machine and products. The device has been tested at universities in North America, and with the support of Uber, it is planned to gradually modify the delivery segment.

Noah Zichglobal head of delivery service Uber, said: “Miami is a thriving Uber Eats market. We are happy to give your tenants some more “magic” of robotic delivery.🇧🇷

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Autonomous Uber robots can reduce traffic jams

Another advantage The onslaught, especially when we’re talking about a company known for its private city transportation services, is that delivery robots will be able to reduce congestion, assist merchants, and optimize the flow of deliveries to consumers with agility and convenience.

Christian BershCEO of Cartken, explained: “Together, we have the opportunity to reduce traffic congestion, help local merchants increase capacity, and provide consumers with fast, convenient, and carbon-free delivery.🇧🇷

Other giants such as Amazon, are investing in similar projects, especially when it comes to using drones for fast delivery. With the constant development of technological resources, innovative proposals will become more common in major cities around the world.

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Source: O Povo, Winsight Grocery Business, Business Insider.

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