Postmates, the food and grocery delivery company that operates across 550 cities in the US, has announced an autonomous delivery robot called Serve. This small robot can carry 50 pounds of cargo ...

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.

Nyla is operated by Serve Robotics, a company that piloted robot delivery in Los Angeles in 2018 and contracts exclusively to UberEats and Postmates. The company made a PR-fueled splash in ...

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 ...

the delivery robot. Tech-obsessive viewers may have recognized the boxy bot with big baleful eyes as the flagship creation of Serve Robotics, formerly a division of Postmates that spun off as an ...

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 ...

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 ...

7-Eleven is testing autonomous robot deliveries in the Los Angeles area. The AI-powered robots are programmed to slow down on rough terrain to ensure spill-free Slurpees. The convenience-store ...