Clearpath Robotics has equipped a Polaris GEM electric vehicle with an autonomy software called OutdoorNav. The software allows users to set waypoints on a web interface for the car to drive to autonomously. This particular Polaris GEM was programmed to drive its passengers to a nearby Starbucks drive-thru.
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