A Ford pilot uses self-propelled shutters to deliver food to Detroit officials

Ford is an independent test now it also includes services that may be necessary. The automaker is initiation a six-month pilot project that will have self-propelled shuttles to bring fresh food to the people of the Detroit area, Rio Vista Detroit Co-Op Apartments, which may have problems with food delivery. The free delivery will feature a “low-cost” fixed-vehicle drive between Ford and Rio Vista, with the driver and the remote control team ready to pick up if needed.

Ideally, the shuttle does not affect Ford Argo partner – This is a test of the difference between Ford’s independent team and the company’s Quantum Signal AI. The duo modified the shuttle to help pack and unload food, but with the stock machine (as independent shuttles go, at least).

There is a lot of attraction involved – Ford is running a driver that doubles as a good campaign. This will allow Ford to gradually learn to drive its own skills and remote control, though. It also shows the future of how driver-free cars help seniors maintain a healthy lifestyle if walking is not possible.