The Piaggio Group, creators of the Vespa, is exploring robotic technology with its new company, Piaggio Fast Forward. And is the range good enough that the robot can accompany you across town, or will it be limited to neighborhood jaunts? In a recent interview at the company’s headquarters in Turin, Italy, Mr. Fioravanti said that he was not interested in building cars for other automakers, but rather to build vehicles that would be more It can travel up to 22 mph automonously or under human instruction, and is capable of following a pedestrian or cyclist.
The Piaggio Group, creators of the Vespa, is exploring robotic technology with its new company, Piaggio Fast Forward. In a recent interview at the company’s headquarters in Turin, Italy, Mr. Fioravanti said that he was not interested in building cars for other automakers, but rather to build vehicles that would be more It can travel up to 22 mph automonously or under human instruction, and is capable of following a pedestrian or cyclist.