the Car is unlocked with cellular, but it does little for you before the authorities do their job.
Colonial.en is known for some norwegians who don’t bother, orcs or have the time to visit the grocery store – now tests a completely new way to deliver the food, and it without a driver.
Unlock the car with your phone
The first tests were performed on Fornebulandet in Harrogate earlier this morning:
“without the steering wheel and the driver rolled the “store” along the way. Inside it was the food that was delivered out to the a Colonial.no customer in the area”, states the press release.
“using a mobile app book the customer home delivery of food that is ordered at the colonial.no. Via the mobile phone locks the customer into the self-executing store and retrieve matvaren.“
Solvik-Olsen on the place
“It has been very exciting to see that technology can be used beyond just transporting people but also goods. Many will continue to use the car when they make purchases and much of the trade happens on the time of day when it otherwise also is a lot of traffic.
By making use of the self-running shops with local hentepunkter, the need for passenger cars to be reduced, which again is positive for the environment and the traffic situation in its entirety”, says transport minister Ketil Solvik-Olsen.
Transportlovene must be upgraded
But it required legislation to regulate this type of transportation, especially in a country like Norway, where the police shut down the alternatives to the Taxi-passenger services such as Uber and Lift up:
“we Get rules that allow us to run tests with this technology can be it that the Norwegian environments, take a leading position in self-driving vehicles. The changes will have a tremendous importance for transport the world over. This can be the new oil”, says an enthusiastic Karl Munthe Kaas, ceo and founder of Colonial.no
Advanced el-shop
“The self-driving hentepunktet that was used during the demonstration today is a rebuilt variant of the electric bus EZ10. It runs today as a tourist bus in Singapore’s harbors and which the normal public transport in the Finnish capital Helsinki.
The four-metre-long “shop” uses an advanced form of GPS (DGPS) cameras and it lysbaserte “radarsystemet” Lidar.
It means that the first “pugger” the way it should run. Later stops and starts the bus dependent on what kind of commands it receives and what are the obstacles that may occur in the planned roadway.”
Normal speed is in excess of 20 km/h, the states about.
Positive transport minister
Aporpos legislation, claims transport minister Kjetil Solvik Olsen that he’ll do what it takes for the authorities not put a stop to the development:
“We’re working in these days with the rules and laws that will be open for self-driving vehicles can be tested out on public roads. Norway is far advancement in digitization and the use of new technology, and we should be far forward in the track in this field also. A self-driving minibus is now on a tour of norway, and I am glad that we have contributed so that this new technology can be showcased,” says samferdselsministeren.
Source:
Colonial.no press release
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