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Your next food delivery might arrive on a self-driving bike. DoorDash just invested in Also, a Rivian spinoff making autonomous electric vehicles designed to navigate bike lanes and sidewalks.
Workers at a remote Australian mining village can now get snacks and meals delivered straight to their rooms by autonomous robots. The new service brings city conveniences to employees who spend weeks away from home in one of the country's most isolated regions.
Millions of Pokémon Go players accidentally created the world's most detailed urban map while hunting virtual creatures. Now those snapshots are helping pizza delivery robots find their way through cities where GPS fails.
As delivery robots roll through Los Angeles streets, a new career is emerging: robot wranglers who rescue stuck bots, clean them, and keep them running. These jobs pay $21-23 per hour and are growing as fast as the robot fleets themselves.
Delivery robots are ditching their human supervisors and learning to navigate city streets on their own. After millions of miles driven through floods, snow, and busy intersections, they're finally ready to handle the chaos solo.
As delivery robots roll through 20 US cities, they're creating an unexpected workforce of "robot wranglers" who rescue stuck bots, clean sensors, and keep fleets running. Charlie Snodgrass went from delivering food himself to managing the robots that replaced him—earning $54,000 a year in a job that didn't exist five years ago.
A Chicago neighborhood is pushing back against delivery robots crowding their sidewalks, collecting over 3,300 signatures and nearly 1,000 incident reports. The grassroots effort shows communities taking charge of their public spaces before tech rollouts go too far.
Small six-wheeled robots rolling across college campuses have won over nearly every student who's met them. A survey of 5,000 students shows delivery bots aren't just accepted—they're beloved.
From delivery robots serving 29 US campuses to gyms expanding across five countries, Colombian entrepreneurs are building global companies from Medellín and Bogotá. These five startups prove Latin America's innovation scene is booming.