Starship drone inventor is hiring humans to help its self-driving vehicles

The Estonia-based Starship Technologies wants to hire'robot handlers' Unlike those that resemble humans, the Starship's bot is purely functional Each six-wheeled delivery'ground drone' is almost completely self-driving They travel at 4mph and are capable of carrying 20 to 25lbs of cargo The Estonia-based Starship Technologies wants to hire'robot handlers' Unlike those that resemble humans, the Starship's bot is purely functional Each six-wheeled delivery'ground drone' is almost completely self-driving You may have read about the dangers of robots taking over human jobs. But the introduction of one set of robots is opening up new employment opportunities for humans. Estonia-based Starship Technologies wants to hire'robot handlers' to accompany robots as they start to make deliveries around Washington DC. Starship Technologies has developed six-wheeled bots that travel at four miles per hour and capable of carrying 20 to 25 pounds of cargo. Now the company wants to hire'robot handlers' to accompany robots as they make deliveries around Washington DC The company already has robots working in London, Hamburg, Dusseldorff and the Swiss city of Bern.