That's easier to do with training, and the business is usually more willing than a consumer as it increases their business. Anecdotally, see how many of them (a

That's easier to do with training, and the business is usually more willing than a consumer as it increases their business. Anecdotally, see how many of them (at least locally to myself) have adopted the doordash/grubhub tablets in their kitchen ordering system. I imagine it would be a co-packing situation with lockers on wheels similar to the vehicle KFC uses in China: https://www.mashed.com/284555/the-futuristic-way-kfc-is-selling-food-in-china/ https://www.mashed.com/284555/the-futuristic-way-kfc-is-sell... Uber's NURO seems to be developing a vehicle with a similar form factor as seen on this page: https://www.nuro.ai/first-responders https://www.nuro.ai/first-responders EDIT: see comment below, uber does not own NURO