The major beer brand Heineken introduces its new innovative electronic device, a mini-robot that delivers beer to the customer wherever they are. The robot is programmed with all-new AI technology and can hold up to 12 beers at a time. It’s called the Heineken B.O.T or Beer Outdoor Transporter and the company has positioned this as a solution for carrying heavy coolers filled with beer cans in outdoor places.
Heineken is a pale lager beer with 5.3% alcohol by volume produced by the Dutch brewing company Heineken N.V.It was introduced in the year 1873 and the company is situated in the Netherlands.
The company now comes with an innovative idea in its distribution strategy: it is a mini-robot called B.O.T (Beer Outdoor Transporter) it will deliver the beer to the customers and it can hold up to 12 beers. It has six wheels with its frontmost pair being notably larger than its rears; those front wheels appear to be the ones that deliver the B.O.T power to the ground. It has a digital display and a sensor array fitted in the front of the device. The company has positioned it as a solution to having to carry heavy coolers filled with beer in outdoor settings.
As of now the mini-robot delivery device is available in the USA only and is sold out for pre-orders. The Heineken B.O.T is designed to follow you around while toting up to 12 beer cans in its onboard cooler. Everyone is guessing that it has a Bluetooth or wifi signal that pairs it to a user’s phone and tracks that person down while its sensors avoid obstacles. It is a kind of fun Roomba vacuum. The company describes this innovative product as a robotic cooler that is programmed to follow the customers with chilled cans of Heineken beer wherever the customer goes.
The Heineken B.O.T. comes in with 3 cubic feet and something called autonomous follow technology. The customer can say “Hey Heineken bot, let’s roll!” to activate the customer Follow Mode on the device, or the customer can opt for remote control operation. The Heineken B.O.T. can navigate around large objects, spin in circles, respond to voice-activated commands, and maneuver even with an open cooler lid.
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