Tiny Mile robots prioritize the well-being of pedestrians first and foremost by avoiding hazards and accessibility barriers.
- Collision avoidance systems that help detect potential obstacles
- Adjust speed in real-time
- Maintain visibility in crowded city centers
Robots on public sidewalks
Small Size and Slow Speed: We don’t take up a lot of space. The size of our robot accommodates small parcel delivery with a driving speed limited to 5 mph.
Visibility: Bright pink-colored robots can be easily identified on crowded sidewalks.
Sound: The robot includes a powerful 50W loudspeaker capable of emitting a warning sound that alerts pedestrians.
How do pilots navigate a bustling city?
360-degree panoramic camera view: Pilots are given an immersive driving experience where the environment is rendered with immediacy and clarity.
Lidar sensors: These sensors detect potential objects and/or individuals that may appear in the robot’s path and adjust the robot’s speed in real time.
Real people behind the robots
Only the most qualified candidates are permitted to drive, whose performance is regularly monitored and audited for quality assurance. These pilots undergo extensive training that covers strict adherence to regional laws and regulations.
We will always yield to pedestrians and remain keenly aware of potentially vulnerable individuals, such as those with disabilities, children, and elders.
Inclusivity
Tiny Mile works directly with communities to adjust our operations according to their expertise and feedback. This includes collaborating with regulators, manufacturing and safety experts, as well as with local officials.
Each robot is given an ID tag that includes the company name, email, and contact number so that individuals with concerns can reach out to us and any incidents brought to our attention can be investigated thoroughly.
Tiny Mile is built to be a part of your daily living, not interrupt it.
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