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Since the delivery of the drones is not yet completed, comes the self-propelled delivery robot from Amazon. Amazon Scout is a six-wheeled "cooler-high" electric car designed to deliver Amazon parcels along a delivery route, the Seattle Times reports. An advertising video shows Scout crossing a sidewalk, stopping in front of a house and lifting the top to show a parcel while a woman picks it up. However, until the kinks are released, only six Scout vehicles are in daylight through Snohomish County, Washington from Monday to Friday, each accompanied by an Amazon representative who can remove a parcel when the recipient is away from home. Although it is unclear how such a situation will be handled later, the robots can at least "safely and efficiently navigate around pets, pedestrians and everything else," writes executive organizer Sean Scout in a blog post.
Much remains secret about the system ̵
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