Sustainable Supply Chain Autonomous Delivery Robots In The Supply Chain - A Chat With Ottonomy's Ritukar Vijay
Autonomous vehicles were all the rage a couple of years ago with many people predicting that they were imminent, and going to heavily impact supply chains, as well as transportation business models. As it turns out, they are still quite far off. However, smaller autonomous delivery vehicles are already here, and starting to have quite the impact.
One company making these autonomous delivery vehicles is Ottonomy. I invited Ottonomy's founder and CEO, Ritukar Vijay to come on the podcast to tell me all about it.
We had a fascinating conversation covering why Ritukar set up a company creating autonomous delivery vehicles, some of the successful, rolled out use cases for their Ottobot vehicles, and some of their future plans.
I learned loads, I hope you do too...
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