Automated delivery robot

Automated delivery robot

Merchandise is loaded onto a delivery robot in the Ibaraki Prefecture city of Tsukuba, eastern Japan, on May 26, 2022, for media demonstration two days ahead of the start of a delivery service on a commercial basis by Japanese online shopping giant Rakuten Inc. and other companies. The service is available every Saturday until the end of July for local residents who place orders online with a Seiyu supermarket store in the city.

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