Food delivery robots have been launched at a college campus in the US.
Students at George Mason University will be able to order from Blaze Pizza, Starbucks, and Dunkin' Donuts.
Then - for an extra two dollars - six-wheeled robots will leave the delivery to their door.
The bots can drive themselves on footpaths, over curbs, operate in rain or snow and at night, and carry up to 20 pounds worth of goods.
World's largest fleet of autonomous delivery robots launches on @GeorgeMasonU Campus today in Virginia USA. 40,000 students, faculty and staff will have access to the new service with retailers Blaze Pizza, Starbucks, Dunkin', Second Stop grocery and more: https://t.co/fpRAenhEEl pic.twitter.com/6c5amyacdY
— Starship (@StarshipRobots) January 22, 2019
Starship - the company behind the robots - say the new service will give students and staff access to food within an average of 15 minutes or less.
There are also plans to add more companies to the service in the coming weeks, as well as plans for more campus offerings around the world.
These robots aren't a new invention as Starship is already serving people in Silicon Valley in California - and they say the bots have travelled over 150,000 miles over 25,000 trips.
