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August 28, 2014

A robotic printer with wheels that can travel to people delivering their printed documents

by Larra Morris

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Fuji Xerox has been testing out a new Robot Printer in Tokyo that has built-in wheels, allowing it to travel around as it prints documents. Once users submit pages via a browser, the printer begins traveling to them in order to drop off the documents, using Roomba-like spatial detection to avoid obstacles along the way.
via Laughing Squid

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Image: Nikkei Technology

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