The quiet hum of autonomous machines has become part of the urban soundscape in dozens of American cities. Compact, camera-studded delivery robots now weave among pedestrians, navigating curbs, crosswalks, and the occasional scowl. The technology behind them is sophisticated, built on the same perception and decision-making systems once reserved for experimental self-driving cars.The robot decides whether to cross or yield, how to re-route around construction, and even how to tilt its body to maintain stability on uneven pavement.But technological progress is colliding with social friction. Online clips show people kicking, grabbing, and even attempting to destroy the robots. Some interventions look like attempts at theft; others seem pure expressions of frustration.A sophisticated planning engine integrates these signals and adjusts the trajectory instantaneously, aiming for autonomous mobility at the pedestrian level. Do you think that deivery robots are invading social places ?
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