In Arizona, the delivery robot Dot is being tested on public roads. If successful, the project will be expanded nationwide.
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Dot is an autonomous robot created for deliveries, tested in Arizona on public roads, bike paths, and sidewalks. It can reach a maximum speed of 32 km/h and carry up to 25 kilograms. Equipped with cameras, sensors, and an advanced navigation system, Dot can navigate in complex urban environments, avoiding obstacles and recognizing traffic light colors. The company intends to expand the robot's use in residential neighborhoods across the country if the tests are successful.
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