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... in partnership with PSU explains everything. It doesn't bother me that they assigned a gender to the job, but I do wonder why they went out of their way to make it more awkward to read.
I've been using non-gendered pronouns to refer to generic people when speaking generically for as long as I can remember.
Now it will be weird if they hire a man because there is only 1 vehicle.
Interesting concept, but it seems to increase human labor (more trips to reload cargo), not decrease it. Costs go up with increasing labor. Always like to see new ideas and experiments though. Hopefully they accurately document their findings.
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