Cartken

Cartken is a robotics company that develops autonomous delivery robots for transporting goods indoors and outdoors. Their electric robots navigate complex environments using advanced sensors and AI technology, enabling businesses to automate short-distance deliveries across various sectors like food, retail, manufacturing, and campus logistics. The robots can carry up to 80kg and operate efficiently in multiple settings, reducing manual transportation costs and increasing operational productivity.

Refraction AI

Refraction AI develops self-driving delivery robots that transport food, groceries, and retail items through urban environments. Their lightweight REV-1 robot operates autonomously using advanced sensor technology, traveling in bike lanes and roadways to provide contactless delivery. The robot can carry up to five grocery bags, moves at 10-15 miles per hour, and reduces delivery costs and carbon emissions compared to traditional delivery services.

Kiwibot

Kiwibot designs and operates autonomous robots for last-mile delivery services. Their fleet of compact, sidewalk-navigating robots delivers food, groceries, and packages to customers on college campuses and in urban areas. Kiwibot’s technology offers businesses a cost-effective, sustainable solution for local deliveries, reducing reliance on traditional courier services. The company’s robots use sensors and AI to safely navigate pedestrian areas and complete deliveries efficiently.

Starship Technologies

Starship Technologies develops and operates autonomous delivery robots for last-mile logistics. These six-wheeled robots navigate sidewalks to deliver food, groceries, and packages directly to customers’ doors. Using advanced sensors, cameras, and AI, the robots can safely navigate urban environments, cross streets, and avoid obstacles. Starship’s service is currently available in multiple countries, serving university campuses, residential areas, and businesses with on-demand, contactless deliveries.

Nuro

Nuro develops autonomous vehicles for goods delivery and passenger transport. Their technology, including the Nuro Driver™, enables up to Level 4 self-driving capabilities for various applications. The company offers scalable solutions for automotive manufacturers and mobility providers, ranging from L2 driver assistance to full L4 autonomy. Nuro’s vehicles have completed over a million autonomous miles, demonstrating reliability in real-world conditions.

Coco

Coco Robotics operates a fleet of remotely piloted sidewalk robots for last-mile food delivery. These compact electric vehicles transport meals from local restaurants to customers, offering a faster, more reliable, and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional delivery services. Coco’s robots are equipped with real-time tracking, ensuring customers can monitor their orders from dispatch to arrival.