Minneapolis City Council reviews regulations for delivery robots at University of Minnesota

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The Minneapolis City Council is considering regulations for delivery robots at the University of Minnesota. A pilot program allowing these robots began in October, with the council now examining their impact on jobs and safety. The council's committee voted to research the robots' effects on workers and gather feedback from labor organizations. A report is expected by April 9. Starship Technologies operates 12 robots on campus, which have completed over 2,000 deliveries. The company expressed support for ongoing collaboration with the city and university to establish effective regulations.


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