What speed limitation is imposed on Starship delivery robots?

The speed limitation imposed on Starship delivery robots is that they move no faster than pedestrian pace. This restriction is designed to ensure safety and accessibility in pedestrian areas, allowing the robots to navigate crowded environments without posing a hazard to pedestrians. By operating at a speed comparable to that of a walking person, these delivery robots can interact more safely within urban spaces, ensuring that they do not disrupt foot traffic or cause accidents. This regulation is particularly important in mixed-use areas where both pedestrians and delivery robots share the same space.

Other options suggest various speed limitations or operational restrictions that do not align with the known operational guidelines for Starship delivery robots. For instance, moving at one-half the speed of cars or adhering to bicycle speed limits would imply a faster pace than pedestrian speed, while operating only at night would not adequately reflect the everyday functionality expected of these robots. The focus on a pedestrian pace allows for a more user-friendly interaction with the environment they traverse.