Doordash’s Dot Bot will deliver your food, and will not wander only on the sidewalks

A new robot will soon join the independent delivery fleet that works in some neighborhoods. Unlike the current delivery robots, Doordash’s DotYou will not always occupy space on the sidewalk – sometimes, bicycle or road corridors will be enlarged instead.

DOT is a bright red robot of the tenth of the car.

Doordash It claims that its point berry is specifically designed for local delivery, and it can switch between sidewalks, cycling and roads as needed. The robot holds the same load as any other sidewalk connection in the fleet, but it travels at a speed of up to 20 miles per hour.

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Even if you are in an area where Doordash runs automatic delivery operations, you will not necessarily be assigned to a robot. Doordash uses an AI sender to set your requests for human drivers, drones, robots or robots, based on speed, cost and demand.

The first Dot robot now live as DooDash tests in Phoenix. Early program allows residents to make notes on robot performance as Doordash is preparing to release DOT in other markets.

Verdings, new restaurant videos

Doordash has announced its delivery with many app updates.

Among them, users can reserve restaurant reservations from the Doordash app with an exit feature.

Doordash will also display videos of creators who display new local restaurants, which are part of a new partnership with Yelp.

Recommendations that work with artificial intelligence materials based on the date of your current request are now submitted to San Francisco and Manhattan customers.

And when you require the use of the application, the new Cart feature suggests the relevant add -ons connected to the elements in the shopping cart.