TeleRetail Delivery Robot Dimensions & Drawings

Scale illustration of an average TeleRetail Delivery Robot compared to a human

Description

The TeleRetail Delivery Robot is an autonomous delivery bot was created to become a ‘mobile car trunk’ assigned to deliver shopping bags or packages similar to a car. It was developed by TeleRetail and first made its debut in the United States in January of 2018.

It currently provides services in Europe and North America. The TeleRetail Delivery Robot does not cause traffic jams like a car, reduces transportation costs up to 90%, and offers same day delivery. It meets user needs by growing the demand for local shop delivery, providing same-day delivery services to urban areas, and focuses on ground vehicles.

Dimensions & Sizes

The TeleRetail Delivery Robot has an estimated total length of 58” (147.3 cm), estimated overall width of 28” (71.1 cm), and estimated height of 34” (86.4 cm). TeleRetail Delivery Robots weigh 60 lb (27 kg) and can carry a payload of 77 lb (35 kg). The maximum movement speed of the TeleRetail Delivery Robot is 35 mph (56 km/h).

Collection of scaled drawings of TeleRetail Delivery Robot with overall dimensions

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Common Questions

How secure are autonomous delivery vehicles against theft or vandalism?

Autonomous delivery vehicles are generally equipped with security features like cameras, GPS tracking, and alarm systems to deter theft or vandalism. Some also require security codes for package retrieval, ensuring only authorized recipients have access to the contents.

What is the carrying capacity of an average autonomous delivery vehicle?

The carrying capacity of an average autonomous delivery vehicle varies widely, but a typical ground-based model can carry approximately 20-25 pounds (9-11 kilograms) of cargo, whereas larger ones designed for longer routes might hold up to 50-100 pounds (22-45 kilograms) of goods.

How does the law currently regulate the use of autonomous delivery vehicles?

Laws regulating autonomous delivery vehicles vary by region and are still evolving. They often address vehicle operation standards, road safety, and liability in case of accidents or damage. Some areas have specific traffic laws for these vehicles, while others are piloting programs under existing frameworks. Regulatory bodies are actively working to establish comprehensive guidelines as the technology develops.

How secure are autonomous delivery vehicles against theft or vandalism?

What is the carrying capacity of an average autonomous delivery vehicle?

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What is the difference between logistics and commercial transport?

Logistics encompasses the comprehensive planning, coordination, and management of the movement and storage of goods, services, and information from origin to destination. Commercial transport, on the other hand, specifically refers to the actual vehicles and infrastructure used for moving goods or passengers for profit, like trucks, ships, or airplanes.

What mode of commercial transportation is the most expensive?

Air freight is typically the most expensive mode of commercial transportation, especially for long distances. It offers speed and efficiency but incurs high fuel, infrastructure, and operational costs. However, specialized shipments, such as transporting oversized or heavy equipment by road or sea, can also be notably costly due to unique requirements and logistical challenges.

Which form of commercial transportation is the most profitable?

Commercial aviation, particularly on long-haul routes with high occupancy, has traditionally been among the most profitable forms of commercial transportation. Meanwhile, container shipping, due to the sheer volume of global trade, also sees significant profitability. However, profitability can fluctuate based on fuel prices, regulations, and global economic conditions.

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Under Development

Height:

34” | 86.4 cm (Estimated)

Width:

28” | 71.1 cm (Estimated)

Depth:

Length:

58” | 147.3 cm (Estimated)

Weight:

60 lb | 27 kg

Area:

Max Payload: 77 lb | 35 kg
 Max Speed: 35 mph | 56 km/h

Designer:

Aitonomi TeleRetail

Year:

2018

Drawings include: 
TeleRetail Delivery Robot side elevation, front, back, top, side (open)

TeleRetail

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