Delivery robots swarm Chicago sidewalk in viral video
You expect traffic jams on Chicago streets.
You probably do not expect one on the sidewalk caused by a bunch of food delivery robots.
That is exactly what runner Becca Ostien encountered near Lincoln Park.
At least a dozen Coco delivery robots had gathered along North Clark Street, leaving her to navigate what looked like a miniature robot traffic jam.
The strange scene quickly spread online.
Yet behind the viral video sits a bigger question about the growing number of delivery robots rolling through American cities.
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UBER EATS DRONE DELIVERY COULD SOON REACH YOUR HOME Ostien regularly travels through the area near Lincoln Park.
During a recent morning outing, she came across a group of Coco robots clustered together on the sidewalk.
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