Automated delivery robot

Automated delivery robot

A delivery robot runs on a public road in Yokosuka near Tokyo on March 23, 2021, marking the launch of an automated merchandise delivery service on a commercial basis by Japanese online shopping giant Rakuten Inc. and supermarket chain operator Seiyu GK. The free service is available on every Tuesday and Thursday until April 22 for residents who place orders with a local Seiyu store.

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  • 2021/3/23 17:19:06
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