A Yandex.Rover, an autonomous delivery robot for small-size cargos developed by Yandex, crossing a street in central Moscow. The Russian Internet giant said that it plans to launch self-driving delivery robots on US college campuses later this year. — AFP
MOSCOW: Russian tech giant Yandex said Tuesday it planned to launch self-driving delivery robots on US college campuses later this year, the company’s latest push into foreign markets.
In a statement, the Russian group said it would partner with US delivery giant Grubhub, which operates on 250 campuses, to deploy the self-driving rovers.
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A Yandex.Rover, an autonomous delivery robot for small-size cargos developed by Yandex, crossing a street in central Moscow. The Russian Internet giant said that it plans to launch self-driving delivery robots on US college campuses later this year. — AFP
A pedestrian wearing a face mask walks past a Yandex.Rover, an autonomous delivery robot for small-size cargo developed by Russian Internet giant Yandex, in central Moscow. — AFP
A Yandex.Rover crossing a street in central Moscow. In a statement, the Russian tech giant said it would partner with US delivery giant Grubhub to deploy the self-driving rovers at 250 college campuses across the United States. — AFP
A woman taking a food bag out of a Yandex.Rover in central Moscow. — AFP
A Yandex.Rover crossing the street beside a human delivery worker in Moscow. Having started out as a search engine in Russia, Yandex is now also known for food delivery and taxi services, including self-driving vehicles. — AFP
People walking next to a Yandex.Rover, an autonomous delivery robot for small-size cargos, as it moves along a street in central Moscow. — AFP
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