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It reminds me when they made a big things of their robot 'mule' being evaluated by the US army/marines. It wasn't accepted. Reasons that I picked up included:
by KineticLensman 5y ago
It reminds me when they made a big things of their robot 'mule' being evaluated by the US army/marines. It wasn't accepted. Reasons that I picked up included:
* tactically unacceptable noise
* short range before being refuelled
* not as autonomous as advertised
* Increased maintenance / oil leakages.
These issues of course won't be such a problem in the warehouse environment but I'd be keen to see an independent assessment of the thing's utility.