in this version of kar—go, there's space for an operator to make sure everything is running well and takes one pass through an area before kar—go learns it and then it can drive around comfortably with no help. we are told this thing can deliver up to 48 packages a day and hit up to 60 miles an hour but we won't see that speed here as we follow it through a local neighbourhood during its trial run. itjust looks like a really small racing car, but with just a whole lot of green, plastic trim. i guess it doesn't matter how it looks, it's about how it functions and right now it's functioning fine, it's going down the route, it's driving well, avoiding parked cars, it's impressive. it almost looks like someone is driving it. it then completed its run of deliveries with no trouble at all. but this isn't the only vehicle they've created. the company needs a command base to control everything from as well, remotely connect to the car and make sure everything is going all right, intervene if need be. well, they put that on wheels too. inside is a system built to process what they can't see i

quite similar in the way they look, work and drive about like kar—go.ching as their car delivers items across the massive site. for security reasons, the company couldn't scan the base as it normally would a neighbourhood but they've gotten around that. what they've done is preloaded the bot with pre—existing data about similar sites and fine—tuned it to the specific set up, like we are certain places are and a traffic light that's green here actually means stop. weird that, isn't it? that, coupled with the on—board cameras and sensors, means it can go across the relatively unknown site without any free training. —— without any pre—training. so this self—driving car has a lot of promise, potentially the future of delivery for consumers and businesses, too, but with humans are still needed behind the wheel for safety�*s sake, it may be a while before we see these swarming our roads. and that's all we have time for in click for this week. you can find out what we're up to on social media. we live on youtube, facebook, instagram and twitter. thanks for wat

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