When the dust settles, she craves convenience.

But like many in Milton Keane's, Kayla's groceries won't come by.

Van will be handed over by human.

Since last April, she's had the option off delivery.

By robot, you take 35.

Robots are now making more than 1000 deliveries per week.

Once the orders placed, a colleague will then pick the products and then they'll place him in the robot with her address programmed in.

Kayla's delivery is on its way.

The robot is navigating itself and his program to stick to parts on pavements.

And if it finds something blocking its way in this case may excuse me should work out what to do.

Would you please let me pass?

The robot has like a detection bubble around it on whether it's a pedestrian, a dog, any form of obstacle, it will either safely stop.

It will maneuver around the obstacle, but if it's a very narrow pavement, it can even back up and get out the way The robots can only be opened by the customer who placed the order on alarm will go off if they're tampered with the schemes being expanded to more than 10,000 homes and some university campuses.

Kind of cute, all kind of creepy.

In Milton Keynes, robots are changing the way people shop.

Kayla's life is busy.

When the dust settles, she craves convenience.

Kayla's groceries won't come by.

Van will be handed over by human, once the oldest placed.

A colleague would then pick the products and then they'll place him in the robot with her address programmed in.

Kayla's delivery is on its way.

On.

Alarm will go off if they're tampered with.