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Originally Posted by Alan Anderson
I'm having a hard time visualizing this. Were people standing firm when you asked them to move, only giving way when you shouted at them? Were you actually trying to get their attention with a calm "excuse me" and/or a tap on the shoulder, or were you just walking and expecting them to understand that you wanted to clear a space for a robot following you?
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Basically it's extra people standing outside of the pit. We call out "Excuse me." If that doesn't work we tap them on the shoulder because usually these are the people who have their back to us. By the time we yell, "ROBOT!!" or something of the like, it's...not really a "last resort", but more like, hey, um, we've asked nicely twice, please, there's a 135 lb. robot coming through with a large driver station and cart and there's no more room in the aisle.