Most of these robots look like a cross between an R/C car and an office photocopier. But Postmates recently debuted a sidewalk robot, called Serve, that looks decidedly more friendly.

But Postmates has another insurance policy in the works. In the coming months, the company says, Angelenos ordering off the app might be met at the door by Serve, a delivery robot that Lehmann ...

Serve is Postmates' new automated delivery robot, developed to help make the company's on-demand deliveries more efficient. SEE ALSO: Is the face-swapping robot with multiple 'personalities' cool ...

Robot deliveries are currently free of charge, while Pink Dot’s human deliveries run $5-$10. “Once this works out, Postmates will roll it out on a bigger scale,” Yamini said. Founded in 1987 ...

Postmates was later acquired by Uber ... Hollywood is one of the densest areas in terms of the delivery volume.” These new robots, which operate in West Hollywood, Hollywood and Koreatown ...

Serve’s robots will bring food from restaurants to nearby Wing stations to be delivered by drones. Serve’s robots will bring food from restaurants to nearby Wing stations to be delivered by ...

The autonomous sidewalk robots started delivering to Postmates customers in 2018, but when Uber acquired Postmates in 2020, the robotics division was spun out as Serve Robotics. SERV Price Action ...

They look like shopping carts with eyes. They’ve been attacked by vandals and thieves. Thousands more are coming. But behind the scenes, the delivery robots need a helping hand. They look like ...

the robotics division of on-demand delivery company Postmates. The autonomous sidewalk robots started delivering to Postmates customers in multiple Los Angeles neighborhoods in 2018. It started a ...

Back in January, Postmates, along with DoorDash, teamed up with Starship Technologies to test delivery via self-driving robots. But the emergence of deliveries via robots and drones has sparked ...

The robot, which is shaped like a shopping cart and has four wheels, will travel on sidewalks. Serve Robotics was founded as the robotics division of Postmates before Uber acquired that company ...