>The U.S. Navy just unleashed...
LOL. The Navy hasn't unleashed a damn thing. A Boston start-up made a sales pitch. Construction is projected to start in March. Wait, it *IS* March, I haven't seen anything that confirms they've actually started building them, cost overruns and setbacks are sure to follow.
>Expect 10-20 of these autonomous haulers every year.
So if counting chickens before they hatch works, this fleet can move a whopping 80 containers at a time. 80. Take that Chyna!!!
LOL. The Navy hasn't unleashed a damn thing. A Boston start-up made a sales pitch. Construction is projected to start in March. Wait, it *IS* March, I haven't seen anything that confirms they've actually started building them, cost overruns and setbacks are sure to follow.
>Expect 10-20 of these autonomous haulers every year.
So if counting chickens before they hatch works, this fleet can move a whopping 80 containers at a time. 80. Take that Chyna!!!
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@MCMLXVIIOTG @deprecated_ii Agreed. It's too inefficient in design. There is a reason the current container ships look like they carry an apartment building in thier belly.
