3/18 Morning Tech Crawl: Are you ready for pizza-delivering robots?

Good morning, Austin.

Here are some of the stories creating a buzz around the tech world this morning:

The folks at Domino's are finally tackling the big tech issues -- like having a robot deliver pizza. Domino's is testing the concept in Australia. We really hope it works -- and comes to Austin very soon.

It seems a Swiss company is working on creating small drone advertising blimps. Not sure we really need that. But Gizmodo takes a look at the concept.

Cnet reviewer David Katzmaier gives four stars to Sony's Playstation Vue, and praises the cable TV cord-cutting possibilities it offers.

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Is the Okefenokee World Heritage material? Scientists are trying to find out.

International scientists visited the Okefenokee Swamp to help determine whether the refuge inside it belongs on the prestigious World Heritage List.

Ex-PSC candidate took notebook of Georgia Power trade secrets, police say

A warrant alleges former Public Service Commission candidate Patty Durand placed a booklet of Georgia Power trade secret information into her purse and left a hearing room.

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Rivian layoffs to hit hundreds, but Georgia impacts expected to be small

The company is looking to reduce costs as it prepares to start production of its R2 crossover, which Rivian has said will eventually be built at its planned Georgia plant.

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