I think you're missing my point. It's not that it's an Uber eats robot today.
But also diabetic hypoglycemia is a thing too, which could be the case for the person ordering. For the sake of argument.
But also diabetic hypoglycemia is a thing too, which could be the case for the person ordering. For the sake of argument.
Why insulin? Why not have the robot deliver premature babies from a regional hospital to a central hospital, on a battery powered NICU that only has 30 minutes of battery power?
The argument is unlikely.