US delivery and pick-up service Postmates said it was working on launching a fleet of LIDAR-equipped electric delivery robots called Serve that would work alongside its existing delivery vehicles. The touchscreen-fitted robots would operate at walking speed on pavements and could carry 23 kilograms. Postmates did not say when Serve robots would be launched but said its idea was for the robots to work alongside rather than replace humans.
US delivery and pick-up service Postmates said it was working on launching a fleet of LIDAR-equipped electric delivery robots called Serve that would work alongside its existing delivery vehicles. The touchscreen-fitted robots would operate at walking speed on pavements and could carry up to 23 kg. Postmates did not say when Serve robots would be launched but said its idea was for the robots to work alongside rather than replace humans.