California-based start-up Robomart is testing a prototype mobile grocery store in a vehicle using Nvidia's level 5 automated driving platform. The company has been working with the city of San Francisco to test its autonomous car technology on public roads and highways. It is planned that supermarkets will able to lease the vehicles for two years as a cheaper alternative to a bricks and mortar presence.
California-based start-up Robomart is testing a prototype mobile grocery store in a vehicle using Nvidia's level 5 automated driving platform. The company is seeking a permit from California authorities and, should it get the green light, customers will be able to summon the Robomart using an app, before selecting their items and paying via checkout-free technology. It is planned that supermarkets will able to lease the vehicles for two years as a cheaper alternative to a bricks and mortar presence.