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DoorDash unveiled a 4-foot, 6-inch delivery robot called Dot that uses a combination of external cameras, radars and lidar sensors. It is nimble enough to navigate through doorways and driveways but big enough to fit six large pizza boxes and can carry up to 30 pounds of cargo. Natalie... show more

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