Evri trials a two-legged delivery robot in the UK, and it can get up stairs

Evri started testing a two-legged delivery robot developed by Refined Robotics in the UK. The bipedal machine can climb stairs, step over obstacles, and carry parcels up to 15 kilograms. It gives logistics operations an alternative to wheeled delivery carts on complex walking routes.

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