Also we don’t pay taxes but will fuck up the roads with the extra weight. Good luck driving over potholes suckers!

Gallium would do

Wanna bet its 7000 Indian workers again?

That's a great point. Where are all those delivery drones? Lol

At my old workplace we ended up getting like a thousand toilet seats delivered to us. We were a web publishing firm.

They are trying to solve last-mile delivery problem

The robot then encounters the entirely unpredictable American rural south

staircases half busted up surrounded by weeds and gravel roads full of holes

robots fucked with by kids who are now tying it to a tree with bungie cords for fun

one being dragged off in the background by a dude with a welding mask on

wageslave.exe has encountered an internal exception and must close

They already treat their workers like humanoid robots, so this tracks.

I just stop buying from Amazon

They are wasting tax payer dollars

Amazon just rolled out their first production drone delivery SSD site in Phoenix. It's sorta shit though.

Zipline is way more interesting and I can wait for them to go live in my area.

What you just described is humans causing the issue, drone delivery would absolutely solve your problem.

Why is everyone here so negative about this? This is pretty cool!

Tax payer dollars? Also, why waste? It might pay off with more efficient and cost effective delivery. R&D is never a waste. You can't tell if something will work if you haven't tried.

Because I've seen this movie before, and it did not turn out well for the humans.

Would be cool, if it wasn't so hard to find a job already. Now androids are going to take the rest. If I would be able to buy an android for doing house chores then yes it would be cool

You are wise

Pass the blunt

Amazon still can't even figure out how to reliably get human drivers door passcodes into an apartment building, and then into its mail/package locker room.

The map system it uses for telling drivers how to get around a city to make deliveries is also garbage, can't account for traffic, punishes people for using faster side routes to get to the same place, tells you to park in areas that either have no parking at all, or where parking there would majorly disrupt traffic, or assumes available street parking will always exist in places and times it almost never does.

I once did an Amazon delivery gig where they booked me in for the time slot, I get to the FC, after waiting an hour they tell half of us: 'oops we booked too many drivers, so today you all get $200 for showing up and doing nothing, go home now'

???

Amazons “genius” packing bots will throw a tiny fragile thing with a medium size heavy thing in a box 16x too big along with a shred of packing material.

Can’t wait to have that same “genius” applied to the actual delivery itself.

Seriously, I make maybe 5 or 6 Amazon purchases per year. I would say at least 50% of those disappoint in some way: the item was misleadingly listed, or it was damaged in shipping, or it doesn’t arrive when the promised. I really don’t find it convenient at all.