fast food franchise chipotle is turning to a collaborative robot to help with production. it is testing the auto task of cutting, touring and appealing avocados. but a real person still does all of the mixing of the ingredients. the robot won t replace human workers but will free them up for more complicated tasks. this is coming during a time of historic labor shortages in the restaurant industry. only once in the last two decades have there been as many openings in the industry as there are right now. the european union is lifting restrictions on food imports from japan and this comes after the eu and japan summit where fumio kishida met with the eu president. the eu started restricting certain farm and fish imports following the earthquake that
think this is scary? what about letting a robot park your car? the family who brought you some of the fastest roller coasters in the world is now bringing you this. the robot garage. now, don t get too excited. a robot won t be behind the wheel. rather, the garage does the parking. take a look at how it works. first, you pull in and park on a large steel tray. next, punch your code into a panel. the battery-powered robot then slides under the tray and lifts your vehicle two inches above the floor, moving it to an open parking space and in a touch worthy of inspector gadget, spins your car around and parks it. president and founder of boomerang chris mulvehill came up with the idea. you don t have to remember where you parked. you don t have to worry about door dings. what you might be worried about is what happens if the robot breaks down. a very low-level technician can come in and simply turn the
what about letting a robot park your car? the family who brought you some of the fastest roller coasters in the world is now bringing you this. the robot garage. now, don t get too excited. a robot won t be behind the wheel. rather, the garage does the parking. take a look at how it works. first, you pull in and park on a large steel tray. next, punch your code into a panel. the battery-powered robot then slides under the tray and lifts your vehicle two inches above the floor, moving it to an open parking space and in a touch worthy of inspector gadget, spins your car around and parks it. president and founder of boomerang chris mulvehill came up with the idea. you don t have to remember where you parked. you don t have to worry about door dings. what you might be worried about is what happens if the robot breaks down. a very low-level technician
say. in the circumstance and from what we ve heard, an agent was thrust against the wallabee the table. the individual was reaching for something, a long object, possibly that samurai sword whether it was decorative or not. whether you re in that circumstance, there is no time to stop and reason with a guy like this. he s been arrested for assaults and extenuating circumstances, a traffic stop where tacked someone over a parking space. and he s a mixed martial arts fighterment you don t want to get into a tuesday well a guy that is a mixed martial arts fighter when he knows you have a weapon on your belt. that point i m sure the agent drew his weapon according to the fbi as use of force policy. he would have been well within his rights to use deadly force if this individual was attacking him and going anything that may have been used as a weapon. it didn t have to be a gun for him to have been able to use deadly force against the agent and the cops. the cops, the only alternative at t
parking and they re doing it with robots. think this is scary? what about letting a robot park your car? the family who brought you some of the fastest roller coasters in the world is now bringing you this. the robot garage. now, don t get too excited. a robot won t be behind the wheel. rather, the garage does the parking. take a look at how it works. first, you pull in and park on a large steel tray. next, punch your code into a panel. the battery-powered robot then slides under the tray and lifts your vehicle two inches above the floor, moving it to an open parking space and in a touch worthy of inspector gadget, spins your car around and parks it. president and founder of boomerang chris mulvehill came up with the idea. you don t have to remember where you parked. you don t have to worry about door dings. what you might be worried about is what happens if the