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Wooden pallet with drive train similar to a mobility chair, and GPS/map guidance, and some sensors. Just load it up, and enter the destination. Good for non-time sensitive local delivery.
Got the idea from watching a person "road" a scissor lift 2 miles to the rental yard, because he was to cheap
to pay for pickup. We joked he could clamp the forward switch, and have a pint in the bar before it reached the next intersection.
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Theft might be a problem, but it's way better than that Hare Freight. |
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Winter would also be a problem, as the tortoises would all be found hibernating in cardboard boxes. |
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[2 fries] is right about the theft problem.... also, kids will proabably ride the things ..... |
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AGVs like this, which follow a buried wire, have been used in industrial applications for many years. A fully autonomous unit using GPS is probably quite practical ..... but it's going to be quite a high value piece of kit ..... some sort of smart security will be needed. |
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There's hundreds of ideas for security and anti-theft on the wonderful site www.halfbakery.com! If even a few could be implemented, you could use this to ship your gold bars across town. |
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//Theft might be a problem//
Enclose it in a large heavy sphere, and it could slowly tumble to its destination, contents secured inside. Boulder Freight, when it absolutely has to be there in a swath. |
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would [jutta] give you a better name - En-eightonesixfortyone? |
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sounds like something you'd step on. |
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Shhhh [po], we are planning to Assimilate him the first chance we get .... |
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I read it as Nate sixteen-fourty-one:
A man out of his time. |
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//There's hundreds of ideas for security and anti-theft on the wonderful site www.halfbakery.com!// |
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I hear claymore mines are popular this season. |
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