Tag: serve
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Serve Robotics raises $30 million financing to scale robotic delivery
Serve Robotics, a developer of autonomous sidewalk delivery robots, has raised another $30 million in financing, bringing the company’s total funds raised to over $56 million. Concurrent with the raise of new capital and conversion of existing convertible notes, Serve also completed a reverse merger with Patricia Acquisition, a public Delaware corporation, whereby Serve became…
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Uber Eats and Cartken expand sidewalk robot deliveries to Virginia
Building on a successful pilot of autonomous deliveries in Miami, Florida, Uber Technologies and Cartken, an AI-powered robotics company, are expanding their partnership to include food deliveries via automated robots in Fairfax, Virginia. Uber Eats consumers at Mosaic District will have the opportunity to have orders delivered by Cartken’s self-driving robot. Starting today, Uber and…
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Noah Medical raises $150 million to scale robotics surgery solutions
Medical robotics innovator Noah Medical has raised $150 million in Series B funding. With participation from a number of well-known institutional and strategic investors, Noah Medical says it will use the funds to meet rising demand for the Galaxy System, its next-generation, integrated solution for navigated robotic bronchoscopy. Co-led by the Softbank Vision Fund and…
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Serve Robotics partners with Piestro to deliver robot-made pizzas
Piestro, a maker of a robotic pizzeria, is partnering with Serve Robotics, a maker of autonomous sidewalk delivery robots, to offer customers a totally robotic pizza delivery service. When a customer places an order, Piestro’s scheduling system will notify Serve’s fleet and the nearest available robot will pick up the pizza for transport from a…
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Geek+ implements first moving solutions project in Italy with Life365
Geek+, a manufacturer of autonomous mobile robots, and an Italian third-party logistics provider, Life365, have implemented mobile robots to speed up operations. Based in Forlì, an important logistics hub in the heart of Romagna, Life365 has more than 20 years’ experience in the field of. The company has chosen Geek+’s automation to advance their business…
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Nvidia invests $10 million in delivery robot startup Serve Robotics
Nvidia and Serve Robotics have established a strategic technology collaboration to further the development of autonomous robotic transportation, which includes a $10 million equity investment in the company. Serve Robotics, which specializes in robotic delivery services and sidewalk delivery systems, says its strategic technology collaboration with Nvidia will further efforts in developing the future of…
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Nike ‘transforming its supply chain’ with 1,000 collaborative robots
The world’s biggest sportswear brand, Nike, says it is “transforming its supply” to meet the needs of its customers globally. The company says that, in the wake of the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic in the past two years, Nike has “risen to the challenges and is seizing the opportunity to accelerate a transformation…
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Freebirds and Now Cuisine partner to develop robotic kiosks to serve hot meals
Restaurant technology developer Now Cuisine and the Freebirds burrito company are partnering to build robotic kiosks that serve hot meals. Now Cuisine and Freebirds World Burrito say the pilot program will be available at new locations throughout the Dallas area using Now Cuisine’s robotic Takeout Stations. Now Cuisine’s Takeout Stations are compact, fully-automated, AI-enabled kiosks…
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Delivery robot startup Serve Robotics raises $13 million in seed funding round
Serve Robotics, an autonomous sidewalk delivery robot company, has closed a $13 million expanded seed funding round. The companies participating were strategic investors Uber Technologies; Delivery Hero backed DX Ventures; 7-Eleven’s corporate venture arm, 7-Ventures; and Wavemaker Partners’ food automation focused venture studio Wavemaker Labs. The new round extends Serve’s previous seed funding and includes…
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Serve Robotics provides delivery robots to Uber Eats
Serve Robotics, a developer of sidewalk delivery robots, is partnering with Uber Technologies, which is said to be the world’s largest food delivery and ridesharing platform. The on-demand robotic delivery service will be available to Uber Eats customers starting in Los Angeles early next year. Serve Robotics says it is “shaping the future of sustainable,…