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Serve Robotics

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Serve Robotics (NASDAQ:SERV) develops advanced, AI-powered sidewalk delivery robots that make delivery more sustainable and economical. Makers of @realsaymo

 San Francisco, CA
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What could more robots do with the right connectivity and real-world data tools behind them? @ahkashani explains how we’re opening those tools to farms, warehouses, and beyond as we set out to become “the AWS for robots.”
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Serve Robotics launches new business to become the AWS for robots | TechCrunch

Serve Robotics launches new business to become the AWS for robots | TechCrunch

Serve Robotics announced alonsgside its third-quarter earnings that it will launch a new business line called Physical AI Services to offer customers its connectivity and data tools.

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From city sidewalks to construction sites, scaling robot fleets takes reliable connectivity and real-world data. Introducing Serve Physical AI Services: connectivity, data curation and real-world training data built from our own robot operations. ⬇️ serverobotics.com/physical-a…
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Ali Kashani
@ahkashaniNov 5
Q3 was a pivotal quarter for Serve. We are opening up the technology we've spent years developing to other robot makers through our new Physical AI Services. There are many new kinds of robots being developed right now, and we want to help more of them reach the real world faster. We know firsthand how hard that last step is. Q3 also moved us closer to another important milestone: making local delivery more affordable. Our robots are getting faster and more efficient. Demand from our delivery partners is growing. And we're bringing robots to more cities, including our first international expansion—Australia! You can see it in the numbers. Revenue grew more than 300% year over year, ahead of expectations, and we're raising our full-year outlook by nearly 30% to $12M. Huge thanks to our hard-working team for getting us here. I'll share more on our earnings call shortly. See you there!
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Did a panda roll past you recently? 🐼 A few of our robots traded their usual look for @meijiamerica's iconic Hello Panda design, adding some snack-time fun to deliveries around town.
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Why move a 2-pound burrito in a 2-ton car? Meet Serve, the future of sustainable, self-driving delivery.

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What a way to celebrate our Gold Coast launch. 🇦🇺 Thanks to the community and our partners @Griffith_Uni, @DoorDash, @cityofgoldcoast, Invest Gold Coast, and Gnocchi Gnocchi Brothers for joining us at @COHORT_SPACE. See you on the footpaths!
Eight people pose together in front of a jasmine-covered wall with a sunset-orange Serve Robotics and DoorDash delivery robot in front. Its screen reads “Pavlo W is on duty.” The group’s shirts include Gnocchi Gnocchi Brothers, Serve, and DoorDash branding.

ALT Eight people pose together in front of a jasmine-covered wall with a sunset-orange Serve Robotics and DoorDash delivery robot in front. Its screen reads “Pavlo W is on duty.” The group’s shirts include Gnocchi Gnocchi Brothers, Serve, and DoorDash branding.

A young woman in a red Griffith University polo kneels and smiles beside a red-and-black delivery robot named GR1-FF, which has round light-up “eyes” and the Griffith University logo. Its screen reads “GR1-FF is on duty.”

ALT A young woman in a red Griffith University polo kneels and smiles beside a red-and-black delivery robot named GR1-FF, which has round light-up “eyes” and the Griffith University logo. Its screen reads “GR1-FF is on duty.”

A close-up, low-angle view of a delivery robot wrapped in orange-and-yellow gradient branding with the DoorDash and Serve Robotics logos.

ALT A close-up, low-angle view of a delivery robot wrapped in orange-and-yellow gradient branding with the DoorDash and Serve Robotics logos.

A smiling man in a green blazer kneels beside a Serve Robotics delivery robot, giving a thumbs-up. The robot is wrapped in a red-and-white “Goldie” design reading “I deliver in the Health and Knowledge Precinct” over an aerial photo of the Gold Coast.

ALT A smiling man in a green blazer kneels beside a Serve Robotics delivery robot, giving a thumbs-up. The robot is wrapped in a red-and-white “Goldie” design reading “I deliver in the Health and Knowledge Precinct” over an aerial photo of the Gold Coast.

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Our robots have officially crossed the Pacific. 🇦🇺 We’re now delivering on Australia’s Gold Coast with @DoorDash. It’s Australia’s first autonomous footpath delivery service and our first market outside the US.
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More on the launch: serverobotics.com/blog/austr…
Australia’s First Delivery Robots Arrive on the Gold Coast

Australia’s First Delivery Robots Arrive on the Gold Coast

Serve Robotics launches in Australia's Gold Coast

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A scooter parked across the curb. A row of cones that wasn’t there yesterday. Our robots deal with moments like these daily. With @TMobile, we’re building edge AI to help the robots solve more on their own and even talk naturally with people they meet 👇 t-mobile.com/news/network/ph…
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Chomp is heading to New York for @AdvertisingWeek. Serve Characters, including Chomp, the robot we built with @Grubhub, use conversational AI to chat with people and help brands connect with audiences. Come say hi – they've been practicing their small talk.
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Sidewalks are unpredictable by nature. Our robots are designed around that reality so they can operate safely as conditions shift. Here's how👇
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More on design + safety: serverobotics.com/blog/serve…
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Robot delivery has officially arrived in Washington, DC. Serve robots are now delivering from restaurants in Dupont Circle and parts of downtown. See you around the neighborhood 👋
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👋 Say hello to Beacon, our new countertop device that connects any restaurant to Serve's robot network. Take a look at how it works ⬇️
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Local businesses, big delivery upgrade. Through our partnership with @DoorDash, Serve robots are now on duty for restaurants like San Jose’s Bavetta Coffee and Washington DC’s Talkin’ Tacos, helping them deliver more orders 👇serverobotics.com/blog/meet-…
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We aren't just deploying robots. We're building the operating layer of physical AI. @ahkashani digs into what that takes on the @RoadToAutonomy podcast.
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Listen to the full conversation: roadtoautonomy.com/serve-rob…
Serve Robotics Turned Delivery Robots Into a Platform Business

Serve Robotics Turned Delivery Robots Into a Platform Business

Ali Kashani, Serve Robotics, joined Grayson Brulte on The Road to Autonomy to discuss how Serve Robotics built a platform business.

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Meet Moxi 2.0, our next-gen hospital robot now making its rounds in hospitals nationwide. 👋 With 15x faster thinking and sharper instincts, Moxi handles the repetitive, routine tasks so healthcare teams can focus on caring for the patients who need them most.
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Why does moving something across town cost 5X more than moving it across the world? @ahkashani on the economics of last mile delivery and our expansion news, on @BloombergTV's Open Interest. bloomberg.com/btv/series/ope…
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