I could see this having uses in places where getting out the car means death unless properly attired, aka near the arctic circle etc. Other than that, what a fucking useless use of high technology.

You douche. You think something like this would be expo'd at the Arctic Circle where there are what, 12 people and 500 polar bears?

No, it would be shown off in places where there are actually people who might think 'Wow, that could be fucking useful for refueling my SnowCat when I send my research team to the goddamn Arctic Circle next year. Where is my checkbook?'

Therefore, this demonstration is NOT a fucking useless use of high technology. It's called marketing, you twat.

He knows all about marketing. That's where you keep pasting the URL. Sorted.

This will be incredibly useful after our atmosphere turns into Hydrogen Sulfide.

This will be incredibly useful when we all grow to fat to get out of our cars.

it DID NOT deliver any cheetos

This has an immediate use, its called the gas station attendant... which for you fuckers who don't live in NJ, used to be @ every station before American's got so cheap that they stopped paying for this sometimes helpful, hourly worker.

2nd bennie will be the assurance that in-car BJs that happen to coincide with the need for a fillup will no longer be interrupted.

INNER CITY USA

You think something like this would be expo'd at the Arctic Circle where there are what, 12 people and 500 polar bears?

urr, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Iceland, etc. Millions of people.

As someone who understands how industrial robotics work, I see lulz on the horizon.

Did anyone else feel like they were watch some sort of sick robot-car porn with that cheap music playing in the background?

I may not know a lot about industrial robotics, but I sense disaster.

What about that wonderful gasoline smell - the sweet bonus to filling up your own tank?