THE FUTURE IS INCLUSIVE (AND HERE’S HOW WE GET THERE)
Delivery bots, too, could benefit our community — if
the delivery systems are accessible.
“During the pandemic, home delivery kept many people
safe. But what if the delivery bot — whether it is bringing home supplies,
fresh produce, or a warm meal from a restaurant — doesn’t have a height that I
can reach from my wheelchair and a convenient way to hand over the products
being delivered?”
It’s all very exciting, says United Spinal Policy
Fellow Kent Keyser.
“The great news is that almost everyone leading AV
research and development is young — and young engineers see access and
inclusion as a natural.
It’s rewarding to work with people who know about
access, believe it’s the right thing to do, and know how to achieve it.”
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