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This and Linehaul drivers will be the first to go. I've said that for years.Or "Thousands of trailer doors now safe."?
Robots outnumber human workers in this autonomous truck yard north of Denver
Driverless trucks built and tested in Brighton could soon help unload everything from holiday gifts to toilet paper.
Obviously it's in its early phases.
I don't care...they're doing it wrong.
I think maybe working with existing stuff and understanding functionality and practicality is the plan before designing totally new platforms...
Gotta have somewhere to put all the electronics. The computer and all the sensors it will need to function.
Nah. Waste of time. Shows lack of innovation.
Robots are assholes. They'd act like Amazon jockeys.I am sure my job could be automated even though I go on the road. It's only two Km around the block to the warehouse. Not really a big deal.
The robot truck would still be waiting for non-backers to try and hit the dock while it waits, like I wait. Not a big deal.
Robot truck would probably deal with the retards at the plants better than I do.
Maybe I will suggest it to the boss. I know they won't go for it because it costs way more money.
Yes, initially it costs more but in the long run you will save money not paying me!
