Photo: PerceptIn, Mashable
The company says the DragonFly is a retail opportunity and will start selling it in the first part of 2019 for $40,000. It’s this lowish price compared to other digital billboards (this marketing site says a digital ad starts at around $10,000 for a month depending on the location) and to other self-driving vehicles that the CEO sees as a key selling point. That and its capabilities to collect location-based data showing when and where people are paying attention to the vehicle…”
— Shasha Lekach, Mashable
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Two additional examples of these types of devices
“PepsiCo testing self-driving vending machine in California”
Photo: University of the Pacific in Stockton, UPI.com
“PerceptIn unleashes a driverless mobile vending machine that displays video ads”
Photo: PerceptIn, Venture Beat