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Pizza delivery robot dog
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Picture MUST credit: Domino’s
Pizza chain Domino's has unveiled a new member of the team - a robotic dog engineered to securely transport pizza to beachgoers.
The robot, called Domidog, is a prototype being rolled out this summer in the UK to defend against aggressive seagulls that swoop for food at seaside hotspots.
The company got a Spot robot dog made b y US company Boston Dynamics and then customised it with its livery.
It followed research that placed seagulls amongst the top 10 biggest annoyances for tourists at the British seaside.
One in three of 1,500 people questioned said they had been victimised by the birds that hover around looking for something to eat.
Spot has been used for factory and plant inspections, search and rescue operations, assisting bomb squads and advancing robotics research in human-robot interaction.
It can autonomously navigate its environment using onboard sensors, stereo cameras, and advanced localisation technology.
Additional capabilities such as all-round vision enable it to seamlessly dodge barriers.
Now, it's putting those same advanced systems to work on guarding pizzas from airborne snack thieves.
It is able to ignore dive-bombing by pesky birds then stand by customers to scare off gulls while the diners enjoy their meal.
OPS: Domidog delivers pizza on customers on a UK beach.
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Pizza delivery robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Robot dog 1
Ref 17007
21/07/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Domino’s
Pizza chain Domino's has unveiled a new member of the team - a robotic dog engineered to securely transport pizza to beachgoers.
The robot, called Domidog, is a prototype being rolled out this summer in the UK to defend against aggressive seagulls that swoop for food at seaside hotspots.
The company got a Spot robot dog made b y US company Boston Dynamics and then customised it with its livery.
It followed research that placed seagulls amongst the top 10 biggest annoyances for tourists at the British seaside.
One in three of 1,500 people questioned said they had been victimised by the birds that hover around looking for something to eat.
Spot has been used for factory and plant inspections, search and rescue operations, assisting bomb squads and advancing robotics research in human-robot interaction.
It can autonomously navigate its environment using onboard sensors, stereo cameras, and advanced localisation technology.
Additional capabilities such as all-round vision enable it to seamlessly dodge barriers.
Now, it's putting those same advanced systems to work on guarding pizzas from airborne snack thieves.
It is able to ignore dive-bombing by pesky birds then stand by customers to scare off gulls while the diners enjoy their meal.
OPS: Domidog delivers pizza on customers on a UK beach.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Pizza delivery robot dog
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Ref 17007
21/07/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Domino’s
Pizza chain Domino's has unveiled a new member of the team - a robotic dog engineered to securely transport pizza to beachgoers.
The robot, called Domidog, is a prototype being rolled out this summer in the UK to defend against aggressive seagulls that swoop for food at seaside hotspots.
The company got a Spot robot dog made b y US company Boston Dynamics and then customised it with its livery.
It followed research that placed seagulls amongst the top 10 biggest annoyances for tourists at the British seaside.
One in three of 1,500 people questioned said they had been victimised by the birds that hover around looking for something to eat.
Spot has been used for factory and plant inspections, search and rescue operations, assisting bomb squads and advancing robotics research in human-robot interaction.
It can autonomously navigate its environment using onboard sensors, stereo cameras, and advanced localisation technology.
Additional capabilities such as all-round vision enable it to seamlessly dodge barriers.
Now, it's putting those same advanced systems to work on guarding pizzas from airborne snack thieves.
It is able to ignore dive-bombing by pesky birds then stand by customers to scare off gulls while the diners enjoy their meal.
OPS: Domidog delivers pizza on customers on a UK beach.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Pizza delivery robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Robot dog 1
Ref 17007
21/07/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Domino’s
Pizza chain Domino's has unveiled a new member of the team - a robotic dog engineered to securely transport pizza to beachgoers.
The robot, called Domidog, is a prototype being rolled out this summer in the UK to defend against aggressive seagulls that swoop for food at seaside hotspots.
The company got a Spot robot dog made b y US company Boston Dynamics and then customised it with its livery.
It followed research that placed seagulls amongst the top 10 biggest annoyances for tourists at the British seaside.
One in three of 1,500 people questioned said they had been victimised by the birds that hover around looking for something to eat.
Spot has been used for factory and plant inspections, search and rescue operations, assisting bomb squads and advancing robotics research in human-robot interaction.
It can autonomously navigate its environment using onboard sensors, stereo cameras, and advanced localisation technology.
Additional capabilities such as all-round vision enable it to seamlessly dodge barriers.
Now, it's putting those same advanced systems to work on guarding pizzas from airborne snack thieves.
It is able to ignore dive-bombing by pesky birds then stand by customers to scare off gulls while the diners enjoy their meal.
OPS: Domidog delivers pizza on customers on a UK beach.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Pizza delivery robot dog
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Ref 17007
21/07/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Domino’s
Pizza chain Domino's has unveiled a new member of the team - a robotic dog engineered to securely transport pizza to beachgoers.
The robot, called Domidog, is a prototype being rolled out this summer in the UK to defend against aggressive seagulls that swoop for food at seaside hotspots.
The company got a Spot robot dog made b y US company Boston Dynamics and then customised it with its livery.
It followed research that placed seagulls amongst the top 10 biggest annoyances for tourists at the British seaside.
One in three of 1,500 people questioned said they had been victimised by the birds that hover around looking for something to eat.
Spot has been used for factory and plant inspections, search and rescue operations, assisting bomb squads and advancing robotics research in human-robot interaction.
It can autonomously navigate its environment using onboard sensors, stereo cameras, and advanced localisation technology.
Additional capabilities such as all-round vision enable it to seamlessly dodge barriers.
Now, it's putting those same advanced systems to work on guarding pizzas from airborne snack thieves.
It is able to ignore dive-bombing by pesky birds then stand by customers to scare off gulls while the diners enjoy their meal.
OPS: Domidog delivers pizza on customers on a UK beach.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Pizza delivery robot dog
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Ref 17007
21/07/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Domino’s
Pizza chain Domino's has unveiled a new member of the team - a robotic dog engineered to securely transport pizza to beachgoers.
The robot, called Domidog, is a prototype being rolled out this summer in the UK to defend against aggressive seagulls that swoop for food at seaside hotspots.
The company got a Spot robot dog made b y US company Boston Dynamics and then customised it with its livery.
It followed research that placed seagulls amongst the top 10 biggest annoyances for tourists at the British seaside.
One in three of 1,500 people questioned said they had been victimised by the birds that hover around looking for something to eat.
Spot has been used for factory and plant inspections, search and rescue operations, assisting bomb squads and advancing robotics research in human-robot interaction.
It can autonomously navigate its environment using onboard sensors, stereo cameras, and advanced localisation technology.
Additional capabilities such as all-round vision enable it to seamlessly dodge barriers.
Now, it's putting those same advanced systems to work on guarding pizzas from airborne snack thieves.
It is able to ignore dive-bombing by pesky birds then stand by customers to scare off gulls while the diners enjoy their meal.
OPS: Domidog delivers pizza on customers on a UK beach.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Pizza delivery robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Robot dog 1
Ref 17007
21/07/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Domino’s
Pizza chain Domino's has unveiled a new member of the team - a robotic dog engineered to securely transport pizza to beachgoers.
The robot, called Domidog, is a prototype being rolled out this summer in the UK to defend against aggressive seagulls that swoop for food at seaside hotspots.
The company got a Spot robot dog made b y US company Boston Dynamics and then customised it with its livery.
It followed research that placed seagulls amongst the top 10 biggest annoyances for tourists at the British seaside.
One in three of 1,500 people questioned said they had been victimised by the birds that hover around looking for something to eat.
Spot has been used for factory and plant inspections, search and rescue operations, assisting bomb squads and advancing robotics research in human-robot interaction.
It can autonomously navigate its environment using onboard sensors, stereo cameras, and advanced localisation technology.
Additional capabilities such as all-round vision enable it to seamlessly dodge barriers.
Now, it's putting those same advanced systems to work on guarding pizzas from airborne snack thieves.
It is able to ignore dive-bombing by pesky birds then stand by customers to scare off gulls while the diners enjoy their meal.
OPS: Domidog delivers pizza on customers on a UK beach.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Pizza delivery robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Robot dog 1
Ref 17007
21/07/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Domino’s
Pizza chain Domino's has unveiled a new member of the team - a robotic dog engineered to securely transport pizza to beachgoers.
The robot, called Domidog, is a prototype being rolled out this summer in the UK to defend against aggressive seagulls that swoop for food at seaside hotspots.
The company got a Spot robot dog made b y US company Boston Dynamics and then customised it with its livery.
It followed research that placed seagulls amongst the top 10 biggest annoyances for tourists at the British seaside.
One in three of 1,500 people questioned said they had been victimised by the birds that hover around looking for something to eat.
Spot has been used for factory and plant inspections, search and rescue operations, assisting bomb squads and advancing robotics research in human-robot interaction.
It can autonomously navigate its environment using onboard sensors, stereo cameras, and advanced localisation technology.
Additional capabilities such as all-round vision enable it to seamlessly dodge barriers.
Now, it's putting those same advanced systems to work on guarding pizzas from airborne snack thieves.
It is able to ignore dive-bombing by pesky birds then stand by customers to scare off gulls while the diners enjoy their meal.
OPS: Domidog delivers pizza on customers on a UK beach.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Pizza delivery robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Robot dog 1
Ref 17007
21/07/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Domino’s
Pizza chain Domino's has unveiled a new member of the team - a robotic dog engineered to securely transport pizza to beachgoers.
The robot, called Domidog, is a prototype being rolled out this summer in the UK to defend against aggressive seagulls that swoop for food at seaside hotspots.
The company got a Spot robot dog made b y US company Boston Dynamics and then customised it with its livery.
It followed research that placed seagulls amongst the top 10 biggest annoyances for tourists at the British seaside.
One in three of 1,500 people questioned said they had been victimised by the birds that hover around looking for something to eat.
Spot has been used for factory and plant inspections, search and rescue operations, assisting bomb squads and advancing robotics research in human-robot interaction.
It can autonomously navigate its environment using onboard sensors, stereo cameras, and advanced localisation technology.
Additional capabilities such as all-round vision enable it to seamlessly dodge barriers.
Now, it's putting those same advanced systems to work on guarding pizzas from airborne snack thieves.
It is able to ignore dive-bombing by pesky birds then stand by customers to scare off gulls while the diners enjoy their meal.
OPS: Domidog delivers pizza on customers on a UK beach.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Pizza delivery robot dog
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Robot dog 1
Ref 17007
21/07/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Domino’s
Pizza chain Domino's has unveiled a new member of the team - a robotic dog engineered to securely transport pizza to beachgoers.
The robot, called Domidog, is a prototype being rolled out this summer in the UK to defend against aggressive seagulls that swoop for food at seaside hotspots.
The company got a Spot robot dog made b y US company Boston Dynamics and then customised it with its livery.
It followed research that placed seagulls amongst the top 10 biggest annoyances for tourists at the British seaside.
One in three of 1,500 people questioned said they had been victimised by the birds that hover around looking for something to eat.
Spot has been used for factory and plant inspections, search and rescue operations, assisting bomb squads and advancing robotics research in human-robot interaction.
It can autonomously navigate its environment using onboard sensors, stereo cameras, and advanced localisation technology.
Additional capabilities such as all-round vision enable it to seamlessly dodge barriers.
Now, it's putting those same advanced systems to work on guarding pizzas from airborne snack thieves.
It is able to ignore dive-bombing by pesky birds then stand by customers to scare off gulls while the diners enjoy their meal.
OPS: Domidog delivers pizza on customers on a UK beach.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Pizza delivery robot dog
Ferrari Press Agency
Robot dog 1
Ref 17007
21/07/2025
See Ferrari pictures
Picture MUST credit: Domino’s
Pizza chain Domino's has unveiled a new member of the team - a robotic dog engineered to securely transport pizza to beachgoers.
The robot, called Domidog, is a prototype being rolled out this summer in the UK to defend against aggressive seagulls that swoop for food at seaside hotspots.
The company got a Spot robot dog made b y US company Boston Dynamics and then customised it with its livery.
It followed research that placed seagulls amongst the top 10 biggest annoyances for tourists at the British seaside.
One in three of 1,500 people questioned said they had been victimised by the birds that hover around looking for something to eat.
Spot has been used for factory and plant inspections, search and rescue operations, assisting bomb squads and advancing robotics research in human-robot interaction.
It can autonomously navigate its environment using onboard sensors, stereo cameras, and advanced localisation technology.
Additional capabilities such as all-round vision enable it to seamlessly dodge barriers.
Now, it's putting those same advanced systems to work on guarding pizzas from airborne snack thieves.
It is able to ignore dive-bombing by pesky birds then stand by customers to scare off gulls while the diners enjoy their meal.
OPS: Domidog delivers pizza on customers on a UK beach.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Summer Sale Sign Displayed In A Storefront Window In Italy
A bright summer sale sign is displayed in the window of a retail store in Italy, inviting customers to take advantage of seasonal discounts. The image reflects the atmosphere of summer shopping promotions in urban retail environments in Bari, Italy, on July 5, 2025. (Photo by Matteo Della Torre/NurPhoto) -
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A sign reading 'We are closed due to no power' is outside a Tim Hortons on Yonge Street in Toronto, Canada, on June 24, 2025. The outage affects customers living in the area of Yonge Street from south of Lawrence Avenue to north of Gerrard Street. (Photo by Arrush Chopra/NurPhoto) -
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A salesman at a showroom in Lethpora, Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India, displays the world's most expensive spice, red-hued saffron, to customers on June 17, 2025. Business in Kashmir is severely impacted following an attack on tourists in Pahalgam on April 22. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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A salesman at a showroom in Lethpora, Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India, displays the world's most expensive spice, red-hued saffron, to customers on June 17, 2025. Business in Kashmir is severely impacted following an attack on tourists in Pahalgam on April 22. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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A salesman at a showroom in Lethpora, Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India, displays the world's most expensive spice, red-hued saffron, to customers on June 17, 2025. Business in Kashmir is severely impacted following an attack on tourists in Pahalgam on April 22. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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A salesman at a showroom in Lethpora, Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India, displays the world's most expensive spice, red-hued saffron, to customers on June 17, 2025. Business in Kashmir is severely impacted following an attack on tourists in Pahalgam on April 22. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Business In Kashmir After Pahalgam Attack
A salesman at a showroom in Lethpora, Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India, displays the world's most expensive spice, red-hued saffron, to customers on June 17, 2025. Business in Kashmir is severely impacted following an attack on tourists in Pahalgam on April 22. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Business In Kashmir After Pahalgam Attack
A salesman at a showroom in Lethpora, Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India, displays the world's most expensive spice, red-hued saffron, to customers on June 17, 2025. Business in Kashmir is severely impacted following an attack on tourists in Pahalgam on April 22. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Business In Kashmir After Pahalgam Attack
A salesman at a showroom in Lethpora, Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India, displays the world's most expensive spice, red-hued saffron, to customers on June 17, 2025. Business in Kashmir is severely impacted following an attack on tourists in Pahalgam on April 22. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Business In Kashmir After Pahalgam Attack
A salesman at a showroom in Lethpora, Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India, displays the world's most expensive spice, red-hued saffron, to customers on June 17, 2025. Business in Kashmir is severely impacted following an attack on tourists in Pahalgam on April 22. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Business In Kashmir After Pahalgam Attack
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Business In Kashmir After Pahalgam Attack
A salesman at a showroom in Lethpora, Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India, sells Shilajit to customers on June 17, 2025. Business in Kashmir is severely impacted following an attack on tourists in Pahalgam on April 22. Shilajit is a natural substance found mainly in the Himalayas, formed for centuries by the gradual decomposition of certain plants by the action of microorganisms. It is a potent and very safe dietary supplement, restoring the energetic balance and potentially able to prevent several diseases. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Business In Kashmir After Pahalgam Attack
A salesman at a showroom in Lethpora, Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, India, sells Shilajit to customers on June 17, 2025. Business in Kashmir is severely impacted following an attack on tourists in Pahalgam on April 22. Shilajit is a natural substance found mainly in the Himalayas, formed for centuries by the gradual decomposition of certain plants by the action of microorganisms. It is a potent and very safe dietary supplement, restoring the energetic balance and potentially able to prevent several diseases. (Photo by Nasir Kachroo/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Jakarta
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