Yes they are
There was a bit on TV a few weeks back about one being stuck, asking for help and then saying thankyou once up a snowy kerb.
Soooo sad!
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I suppose it's fairer than cow tipping!!What about muggers? They must be an excellent target.
As well as that youths could just flip them on their backs like turtles for a laugh
I would have done that when I was young. Much better fun than knock up ginger
Little thing with its siren going & its wheel spinning round calling for help
Put it on youtube. Could go viral first time round ?
It wood be interesting on marinas were peeps cant be arsed , to take trolleys back so blocking jetties.
If this saves a car journey isn't that a good thing?
So what you are saying is that people ARE that lazy
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No not really. If the shops too far away to walk to then surely a robot isn't going to deliver that far is it? It didn't look big enough to carry a whole weeks shop. And let's be honest, a few more people could do with a walk to the local convenience store for their milk!
I think they have a good range but guess the limitation is a footpath route.
Well yeah I suppose for the afflicted it'll help. But don't we already have delivery services??
I expect that you would still be ploughing fields with horses
Ok Mickey!!
Is the idea of 15 minute cities about designing and planning places that have everything needed day to day within a 15 minute walk to help reduce car journeys rather than restricting travel.I expect that you would still be ploughing fields with horses
Do not forget that there is a national labour shortage. The people who would do this sort of thing, are the people who take the stuff TOO the van. Not DRIVE the van.
If you want human labour, then you would be unable to counter any argument against the migration of young economic migrants with the attendant problems. Perhaps you do not wish to & we cannot enter that debate on this forum, for obvious reasons. However, it has to be said that cheap labour supply is the issue. No one is going to pay high wages for the job either. Unless you want to pay more for your goods & that leads to spiralling inflation.
For me it solves a problem. Albeit the thin end of the wedge. But we do need to apply mechanisation to things in this country to improve output. Personally I think the knowledge would be better directed elsewhere
You may not be aware of the WEFs idea of limiting our travel zones to 15 minutes. That has already begun in some areas of the world inc the EU & moving goods by robot is a start to keep us in our box.
