The Moscow HQ hosts more than 7,000 employees, and spans office buildings, restaurants and parking garages. Moscow-based Yandex is trialling autonomous delivery robots designed to travel on pavements at walking speed to deliver goods. The robot, called Rover, uses sensors and software to navigate to its destination and to avoid pedestrians and objects in its way. The pilot is taking place at Yandex's headquarters in Moscow, which holds more than 7,000 workers at two offices and includes restaurants and parking. The robots are delivering groceries from the company’s Yandex. Eats and Yandex. Robots will be able to carry out tasks that humans can do but cannot yet – such as picking up packages or carrying heavy loads of goods across a floor.
Moscow-based Yandex is trialling autonomous delivery robots designed to travel on pavements at walking speed to deliver goods. The robot, called Rover, uses sensors and software to navigate to its destination and to avoid pedestrians and objects in its way. The pilot is taking place at Yandex's headquarters in Moscow, which holds more than 7,000 workers at two offices and includes restaurants and parking. The robots are delivering groceries from the company’s Yandex. Eats and Yandex. Robots will be able to carry out tasks that humans can do but cannot yet – such as picking up packages or carrying heavy loads of goods across a floor.