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fromFuturism
1 week ago

Woman Annoyed When Delivery Robot Comes Into Her Yard, Tears Up Her Garden and Steals Her Fence

Autonomous delivery robots are causing property damage and safety hazards in residential neighborhoods across US cities.
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fromsfist.com
1 week ago

DoorDash Launching Its Delivery Robots In Fremont, Because Maybe People There Will Complain Less

DoorDash is deploying autonomous delivery robots called Dot in Fremont, California, as part of its strategy to replace human drivers with automation technology.
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fromFortune
2 months ago
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We 'don't have enough manpower' for the delivery boom, says Singapore-based robotics founder | Fortune

fromFortune
2 months ago
Artificial intelligence

We 'don't have enough manpower' for the delivery boom, says Singapore-based robotics founder | Fortune

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from24/7 Wall St.
4 months ago

3 Strong Buy Stocks That Could Triple Your Money by 2027

Serve Robotics (SERV) is a high-risk, high-reward stock that has delivered explosive gains over the past few months. SERV stock is up 181.66% in the past six months. It is trading at $892.2 million, while reporting, at most, $1 million or so in revenue per quarter. The stock may look dizzyingly overvalued, but the market may be overlooking a multi-billion-dollar opportunity here. Serve Robotics makes delivery robots that can deliver food and groceries to people's doors using sidewalks.
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fromBusiness Insider
4 months ago

Serve Robotics' CEO explains why delivery could be a bigger opportunity than robotaxis

Serve Robotics will begin making DoorDash deliveries in Los Angeles and seeks partnerships broadly, viewing robot delivery as a larger market than robotaxis.
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fromTechCrunch
6 months ago

TechCrunch Mobility: Waymo's Big Apple score and Nvidia backs Nuro | TechCrunch

Automakers must implement short-term incentives and strategies to attract EV buyers as the federal EV tax credit expires on September 30.
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