At a Brooklyn Warehouse, Robots Are Reshaping the Grocery-Delivery Business
Robots are coming to compete with your neighborhood grocery store. And the company behind this technology says shoppers will save nearly one-third on their grocery bills.
The pilot program for this project is unfolding inside a small warehouse in Brooklyn, N.Y. Robotic arms pluck plastic bins filled with groceries and deliver them to dozens of robots on the ground. The robots send the items to workers, who pack them into grocery bags before handing them off to Uber drivers for delivery...
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