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>can currently reach speeds of up to 20 kilometres an hour. That's quite impressive. I guess Domino's will indeed have to choose the neighbourhoods they deplo
by planetjones 11y ago
>can currently reach speeds of up to 20 kilometres an hour.
That's quite impressive. I guess Domino's will indeed have to choose the neighbourhoods they deploy this to carefully, as at best some would graffiti it and at worst they would steal or destroy it.
>customers will be required to complete their orders on the kerb.
Bit of a deal breaker there - I don't want to have to put on proper shoes and clothes, navigate rain, wind and snow to negotiate with a machine! On a positive perhaps it won't expect a tip.
The original lifehacker article has more details:
http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2016/03/dominos-is-launching-an-autonomous-pizza-delivery-robot/ http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2016/03/dominos-is-launching-an...
- TheSpiceIsLife 11y agoI'm from the East Island of New Zealand (Australia), we don't tip here and I don't believe tipping in NZ is a thing either. NZ has a minimum wage of $15.25[1], so the delivery bot should be able to feed it's family and pay the rent without tips. 1. http://employment.govt.nz/er/pay/minimumwage/ http://employment.govt.nz/er/pay/minimumwage/