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As small robots proliferate on sidewalks and city streets, so does legislation that grants them generous access rights and even classifies them, in the case of Pennsylvania, as "pedestrians."Why it matters: Fears of a dystopian urban world where people dodge heavy, fast-moving droids are colliding with the aims of robot developers large and small — including Amazon and FedEx — to deploy delivery fleets. Get market news worthy of your time with Axios Markets. Subscribe for free."The sidewalk is the new hot debated space that the aerial drones were maybe three or five years ago," says Greg Lynn, CEO of Piaggio Fast Forward, which makes a suitcase-sized $3,250 robot called gita that follows its owner around."There's also a lot of people trying to deploy robots on bike lanes" where the bots can go faster than on sidewalks, he said.Driving the news: States like Pennsylvania, Virginia, Idaho, Florida and Wisconsin have passed what are consider

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