Re:Amazon reportedly working on Echo Frames for delivery dri...
by scinadier on Monday November 18, 2024 @11:02AM
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> I mean everyone already has turn-by-turn directions emanating from their pocket
Navigating the map is a problem already solved. Knowing what a delivered package looks like on a doorstep is not, knowing how to interact with any individual waiting for the package is not, etc.
> I'd imagine they'd also want to create their own "actual location" address book.
Good call! Another to add to the list.
We're talking about Amazon here, right? A company known for maximizing efficiency and resources. Why wouldn't they use this sensory device to work towards this goal?
Navigating the map is a problem already solved. Knowing what a delivered package looks like on a doorstep is not, knowing how to interact with any individual waiting for the package is not, etc.
> I'd imagine they'd also want to create their own "actual location" address book.
Good call! Another to add to the list.
We're talking about Amazon here, right? A company known for maximizing efficiency and resources. Why wouldn't they use this sensory device to work towards this goal?