DoorDash's autonomous delivery robot, Dot, faces issues like loading and tricky deliveries, CEO Tony Xu said. Testing continues in Phoenix.
DoorDash is still ironing out Dot delivery robot kinks, from charging to pickups
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DoorDash on Tuesday unveiled its new autonomous delivery robot: Dot, which can "seamlessly navigate bike lanes, roads, and…
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DoorDash drivers say they have been offered about $5 to go help load a robot.
Dot’s creators are convinced it's ready to take on the world despite its innocent look.
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