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Video shows delivery robot crash into bus stop glass in Chicago

Two delivery robots reportedly crashed into bus shelters in Chicago this week, shattering glass panels in separate incidents just days apart.

One crash, captured on video Sunday, showed a delivery robot approaching a Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) bus stop along Racine Avenue in West Town before slamming into the shelter’s glass panel, FOX 32 Chicago reported.

The impact sent shards falling onto the robot, identified as "Nasir" and operated by Serve Robotics, before it comes to a stop, FOX 32 reported.

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One crash shows a delivery robot approaching a CTA bus stop along Racine Avenue in West Town before slamming into the shelter’s glass panel. (Centre Construction Group)

Serve Robotics said no one was injured, and crews quickly cleared the scene.

"We have also been in contact with local stakeholders and are committed to addressing any concerns directly," Serve Robotics said in a statement. "We take this matter very seriously."

A second incident occurred Tuesday at a bus shelter near North Avenue and Larrabee Street in Old Town, according to FOX 32.

Video shared on social media shows a Coco Robotics delivery robot after it broke through another glass panel, FOX 32 reported.