PepsiCo’s Self-Driving Snack Delivery Robot

Meet the Hello Goodness #Snackbot: A self-driving snack-delivery robot serving students at the University of the Pacific.

[IncBot]

these are still the cutest things ever

[bioblazepayne]

Is there going to be RESTful API to access data on these things? I would love to do some Data Research on usage dependent on food consumption and purchasing rates based on locations.

[onemorechris]

This is a great idea however, I hope companies planning on using these in the UK learn from the hire bikes mess. The public in the UK cannot be trusted sadly. If they let these things loose in the UK, they will be damaged, the food will be stolen, the devices themselves stolen too. I've seen them being tested in London for a year or two. Fingers crossed

[carloseduardotroconis]

good idea ! you could also offer food to pets !!

[plutterton]

*Not a single snack shown here (**0:11**) is anything even CLOSE to healthy.*

All the chips are made with corn and grains which do the OPPOSITE of sate your hunger. You're just gonna continue to be hungry and munch on carbs. The pure leaf drink is trash. It's just sugar water and again, sugar will just keep you hungry and feed your sugar addiction.

I think I see water in the top left and that's the only viable option.

To learn more about why these "options" are bad:

Healthy snacks are nuts, meats, and cheeses - healthy fats. You could get that from plant life as well like avocados and olives. Those snacks will keep you sated. ✌🏾