Keir Starmer views delivery robots in Milton Keynes

The video tutorial discusses the delivery process, including waiting areas, timing, and costs. It highlights safety measures and the role of technology in delivery, with examples of public interaction. The origins and innovations of the technology are explored, along with technical details and future prospects.

What is the typical cost range for a delivery made by the robots?

• Between 99p and £1.99

• Between £0.50 and £1.50

• Between 50p and £1.00

• Between £1.00 and £2.00

How do delivery robots ensure safety when crossing roads?

• They wait until the road is clear

• They wait for a signal from a human operator

• They use a built-in stop sign

• They follow traffic lights

What example was given to illustrate the interaction between robots and pedestrians?

• A robot delivering a package to a store

• A robot crossing the road with a mother and her children

• A robot assisting a pedestrian with directions

• A robot navigating through a busy market

What technology do the robots use to navigate and operate?

• Infrared sensors

• GPS and cameras

• Radar and sonar systems

• Bluetooth and Wi-Fi

What is one of the community benefits mentioned regarding the delivery robots?

• They offer free deliveries

• They provide a reward for families

• They reduce traffic congestion

• They create new jobs