A robot from Yandex pleased the Putinites with its self-destruction – the Internet is delighted –

Russian delivery robots from Yandex are getting stuck in the snow again.

In the Russian Federation they cannot even create a robot that could cope with Russian winters. The other day, another miracle from Yandex was shown on the Internet, which stalled in the snow, and the residents of Moscow had to come to its aid.

In the Russian Federation, they began to resort to the delivery of goods not with the help of couriers, but with the help of robots from Yandex. However, unlike people, they cannot cope with a number of problems that may arise along the way, the channel informs”Ukraine 365“.

After snowfalls in the capital of the Russian Federation and St. Petersburg, Yandex began to assure that the delivery time of goods could increase by more than 5 minutes. At the same time, reminders were issued to passers-by in case they encounter a robot courier stuck in the snow on their way.

The video from Moscow has already been distributed by many channels. It once again proves that today the Russian Federation cannot create anything worthwhile without Western components. Yandex has repeatedly said that their robot overcomes curbs 10 cm high, but at the same time could not get out of a small snowdrift. Passers-by came to his aid.

For some reason, the developers decided to equip the robot with small wheels that are not designed to work in winter weather, which is why it skidded in the snow instead of just driving.

Internet users are already joking about this, saying that there is no threat of an uprising of Russian machines and that they are still far from creating the robots that were shown in the American “Terminator” duology.

We previously reported that the Russian anti-drone complex “Cleaning“turned out to be a copy of a Chinese-made system.

In addition, propagandists no longer believe in the existence of the newest Russian tank”Armata“, who during the 21 months of the war in Ukraine never arrived at the front.

Author: Dmitry Myronenko