autonomous delivery

Autonomous driving startup Nuro has come up with a delivery vehicle that has a giant external-facing airbag in case it ever hits a cyclist or pedestrian.

Get Outta My Way

That's one way to make it safer.

Self-Driving Car Has Giant Airbag for When It Accidentally Plows Into Pedestrians

Pizza giant Domino's is partnering with robotics company Nuro to bring autonomous robot pizza deliveries to Houston, Texas.

Pizza Bot

The robot is the first fully autonomous on-road delivery vehicle to have received regulatory approval in the US.

Domino's Starts Autonomous Robot Pizza Deliveries

Robot delivery service company Starship Technologies is seeing a massive opportunity to grow amid the coronavirus outbreak.

Starship Troopers

"It is so much easier to sanitize a robot putting it in there and sending it on its way."

Demand for Autonomous Delivery Bots is “Expanding Exponentially”

Driverless delivery vehicle startup Neolix is raking in new customers as cities in China are under full lockdown due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Good Bot

They'll also deliver your lunch — even when your city is under quarantine.

Adorable Self-Driving Vans Are Disinfecting Roads in China

Amazon announced it will roll out its own network of "Scout" delivery robots. An initial run will start things off in a county north of Seattle.

Amazon Scout

With Amazon on board, delivery robots are now a big deal.

Amazon is Unleashing Its Own Army of Delivery Robots

Continental came up with a vision of the future of delivery that involves robot dogs climbing stairs and ringing doorbells.

Robot Dogs with Jobs

When the dog becomes the mailman.

New Robot Dogs Can Deliver Your Lunch Right to Your Desk

Thanks to its partnership with startup Nuro, supermarket chain Kroger is starting to make deliveries via its autonomous bots without any drivers.

Battle of the Bots

No safety driver required.

U.S. Grocer Kroger Has Begun Making Autonomous Deliveries

A self-driving vehicle named Lotte is taking autonomous delivery to the next level, eliminating the need for a human to immediately retrieve their package.