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Customer Told Amazon Delivery Guy That he is Being Recorded. His Reaction Won the Internet - Vimarsana News

Customer Told Amazon Delivery Guy That he is Being Recorded. His Reaction Won the Internet

The video gained so much popularity that some users even advised Amazon that it could be their next commercial.

Earnings: Investors Eat Up Results From Chipotle, Tesla, and Alphabet - Vimarsana News

Earnings: Investors Eat Up Results From Chipotle, Tesla, and Alphabet

The market loves Alphabet's dividend and Tesla's mass market ambitions, but is less sold on Meta commingling AI and the metaverse.

Source: fool.com
Woman on Girls' Weekend Logs Onto Doorbell App, Can't Believe What She Sees - Vimarsana News

Woman on Girls' Weekend Logs Onto Doorbell App, Can't Believe What She Sees

"Hopping onto the Ring at 1 am because you miss your hubs and pups while out of town," the woman said.

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Doorbell Camera Captures Wild Interaction With Amazon Driver: 'Show Time' - Vimarsana News

Doorbell Camera Captures Wild Interaction With Amazon Driver: 'Show Time'

"FedEx ain't built like this," the Amazon driver was heard bellowing down Erin Noyes' front door security camera.

Les robots livreurs sont dans les starting-blocks - Vimarsana News

Les robots livreurs sont dans les starting-blocks

Depuis quelques semaines, les quelque 400 âmes de La Motte-Chalançon, dans la Drôme, n'ont même plus à sortir de chez elles pour se ravitailler à la supérette. C'est une voiturette robotisée qui leur livre les courses. Elle sillonne les rues du village et contourne les obstacles qui se dressent sur son chemin, en suivant l'itinéraire cartographié dans sa mémoire grâce à sa vingtaine de capteurs. "Une fois à destination, un coup de klaxon avertit le client qu'il peut récupérer ses courses", détaille à L'Express l'ingénieur-roboticien Vincent Talon, qui a conçu le cerveau d...