A Robot's Behind the Wheel With My Groceries
World's 1st Driverless Grocery Deliveries Start in Phoenix This Fall Nuro Kroger, the nation's largest supermarket chain, and California-based driverless car company Nuro have teamed-up for what they call "the world's first, driverless grocery delivery service". They're offering to Phoenix residents inexpensive, same day delivery thru Kroger's ClickList ordering system and Nuro's app. It rolls out this fall. Nuro's Vehicles "Teleporting" The vehicles are all electric, with no seats and no humans onboard. Nuro co-founder Dave Ferguson says "we can deliver anything, anytime, anywhere. We like to call it a local teleportation service." As you can see in the photo, the vehicles looks a bit like a toaster on wheels. It weighs 1500 pounds, most of which is the battery that powers the electric motor. It's about the length of an SUV but it's only 3.5 feet wide. Nuro's No-Passenger Mantra Nuro's strategy