Robots are hitting the streets of Hoboken, N.J., to improve accessibility for pedestrians

Robots that look like something out of 'WALL-E' are now rolling through Hoboken. CBS New York follows the city's new Daxbot fleet, catching up with Mayor Emily Jabbour and residents frustrated by tree-root-mangled sidewalks that make simple walks a struggle for wheelchair users and parents with strollers.

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