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FEBRUARY 1, 2017|TECHNOLOGY & SOFTWARE


Forget Drones, Get A “Cargo Robot” To Carry Your Stuff Instead


This cute little robot is designed to follow the wearer of a special belt, navigating its own route in order to help you carry just about anything you like.

It is easy to see how useful that might be, particularly for the user who is not especially worried about the inevitable stares and attention that an autonomous cargobot known as the “Piaggio Gita” will attract. Walking down a street trailed by an obedient rolling suitcase is not a low profile activity.

Now they just need to build a little army of them that can be dispatched to help when you are moving house.

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