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Serve Robotics adds Voysys teleoperation technology to its delivery robots

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Serve Robotics, an autonomous sidewalk robotic delivery company, has announced its acquisition of the assets of Phantom Auto and its subsidiary, Voysys, a Swedish pioneer in ultra-low latency video streaming, connectivity, and teleoperation technology.

The acquisition enhances Serve’s technology stack to support its rapidly growing fleet of autonomous delivery robots. The assets were acquired for cash consideration of approximately $5.75 million.

Voysys, founded in 2014, has developed industry-leading video and data streaming solutions that enable connection to autonomous vehicles, machinery, and robots over heterogeneous networks. [Read more…] about Serve Robotics adds Voysys teleoperation technology to its delivery robots

Serve Robotics and Little Caesars launch autonomous robot delivery via Uber Eats

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Serve Robotics, an autonomous sidewalk delivery company, and Little Caesars, America’s third-largest pizza chain, have agreed a partnership to deliver the brand’s iconic Hot-n-Ready pizza with Serve’s autonomous delivery robots via Uber Eats.

Little Caesars customers in Serve’s Los Angeles delivery area may now receive their orders via autonomous sidewalk robots. The partnership expands Serve’s presence on Uber Eats – which already offers Serve’s robotic deliveries in Los Angeles, Miami, Dallas and Atlanta – with additional US cities coming soon.

Ali Kashani, CEO of Serve Robotics, says: “Delivering for a beloved national chain like Little Caesars is another opportunity for us to show how we help merchants grow and give consumers a better delivery experience. [Read more…] about Serve Robotics and Little Caesars launch autonomous robot delivery via Uber Eats

Top 20 autonomous delivery robot companies in 2025

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Back in 2019, when we published a similar report, autonomous delivery robots were a futuristic curiosity – cute, slow-moving boxes trundling along sidewalks, mostly on college campuses or in pilot projects.

Fast-forward to 2025, and the ADR industry has grown up. While some early movers have vanished, others have scaled, raised millions in funding, and secured major partnerships.

From sidewalk robots to street-legal pods and long-range drones, the sector now spans a wide range of technologies and business models.  [Read more…] about Top 20 autonomous delivery robot companies in 2025

Serve Robotics expanded delivery service in Los Angeles

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Serve Robotics, an autonomous delivery robotics company, has expanded its delivery operations into Koreatown as part of a long-term plan to broaden its geographic reach in Los Angeles and across the US.

Additionally, in preparation for the scale up of its fleet for future expansions, Serve announced the expansion of its lidar supply agreement with Ouster to equip its next-generation robots with upgraded sensors for enhanced performance.

Dr Ali Kashani, Serve co-founder and CEO, says: “Tens of thousands of households in Los Angeles have experienced the convenience of autonomous delivery, with many hundreds of restaurants on Uber Eats serving their customers in a more sustainable and reliable way. [Read more…] about Serve Robotics expanded delivery service in Los Angeles

Serve Robotics integrates DriveU’s connectivity platform into fleet robots

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Serve Robotics, a maker of autonomous delivery robots, has integrated DriveU.auto‘s connectivity platform on Serve’s commercially-operated robotic fleet.

Serve will leverage DriveU’s platform to enhance the performance of remote monitoring of its autonomous delivery robots – adding to the suite of tools Serve utilizes as it works to deploy up to 2,000 robots on the Uber Eats platform.

Serve evaluated DriveU alongside competitive offerings and determined that DriveU’s platform provides reliable, low-latency and uninterrupted connectivity that allows robots to share real-time telemetrics, access cloud computing, and enable remote supervision in edge cases. [Read more…] about Serve Robotics integrates DriveU’s connectivity platform into fleet robots

Serve Robotics unveils pricing of $40 million public offering and listing on Nasdaq

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Serve Robotics, a startup providing autonomous sidewalk delivery robots, has unveiled the pricing of its underwritten public offering of 10,000,000 shares of common stock at a price to the public of $4.00 per share, for aggregate gross proceeds of $40 million, prior to deducting underwriting discounts and offering expenses.

The offering includes the participation of one of Serve’s largest stockholders and strategic partners, Postmates, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Uber Technologies.

In addition, Serve has granted Aegis Capital, a 45-day option to purchase up to 1,500,000 additional shares of common stock, equal to 15 percent of the number of shares sold in the offering solely to cover over-allotments, if any. [Read more…] about Serve Robotics unveils pricing of $40 million public offering and listing on Nasdaq