Serve Robotics (NASDAQ:SERV) develops advanced, AI-powered sidewalk delivery robots that make delivery more sustainable and economical. Makers of @realsaymo
New cities, new delivery platforms, and even the first talking delivery robot.
All of our announcements today point in the same direction: more ways for robots to do useful work in the real world.
serverobotics.com/blog/serve…
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 👋
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-…
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.
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.
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.
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Serve robots are now rolling through San Jose, our first market in the Bay Area, in partnership with @DoorDash. 🌴
Craving pho or a burrito? A Serve robot might be the one bringing it to your door.
See you around the neighborhood. 👋
Robot delivery is now live on @Grubhub in Chicago, LA, and Alexandria.🍔
To bring it to life, we teamed up with Grubhub to create Chomp, the first talking food delivery robot. He’s already out sharing the news 👇
One in four Americans lives with a disability.
Michele Lee, our Senior Manager of Public Policy and Accessibility, explores why designing technology and cities with accessibility in mind should be the floor, not the ceiling: serverobotics.com/blog/the-a…
This is not your typical @wingstop ad. 🍗
Wingstop rolled out wrapped Serve robots across LA, bringing their brand directly into the neighborhoods their customers call home.
Your brand could be next: serverobotics.com/advertisin…
Less congestion. More green space. Fewer accidents.
@ahkashani says this vision is within reach, and autonomous robotics will play a role in getting there.
His full take: automate.org/automation/auto….
This year's World Cup was unforgettable, and our robots had a front row seat. ⚽
From joining the Tartan Army in Miami to turning up at a Mexico watch party in LA, they found themselves in the middle of some incredible fan moments. ⬇️
We're honored to partner with Making Space to commission a Disabled artist to design an original robot wrap, bringing their unique vision to life on a robot operating across LA. 🎨
Think it could be you? Enter by July 19: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F….
ALT A delivery robot with a colorful design is parked outside a building. The robot features text that reads "Celebrating Disability Pride Month." The image promotes a "Disability Pride Artist Competition" and mentions, "A new robot is about to get a one of a kind look, designed by a Disabled artist." A "How to enter" prompt is included.
ALT A person in a wheelchair speaks at a podium with "The Broad" written on it. A large screen nearby displays "Disability Pride Artist Competition" with a QR code. The event is held at The Broad in LA, in celebration of Disability Pride Month.
ALT A person in a wheelchair poses next to a small delivery robot with a colorful design. Behind them is a banner with the text "MAKING SPACE" repeated on it. A message above reads, "We're commissioning a Disabled artist to design an original robot wrap that reflects their artistic vision, brought to life on a delivery robot operating in LA.
ALT Here's how it works: Instructions for submitting a portfolio or past project for a contest by Making Space and Serve. Three finalists will be selected, followed by a public vote to choose the winner. Submissions close on July 19, with a prompt to enter now. Vertical stripes in pastel colors frame the left side.
The last mile is one of the toughest problems in autonomy. So what will it actually take to solve it?
Rajesh Radhakrishnan, our VP of Autonomy, will tackle that question at @autonomousevent, unpacking what’s making robotic delivery work in the real world.
See you there 👋
Chicago legend @Mulaney is playing Wrigley Field this weekend, as the first comedian ever to do it. Seemed like the right time to bring back our own Mulaney: the delivery robot named after @realsaymo's BFF.
We hit the streets to see what Chicago thinks of both Mulaneys.
The World Cup brought soccer fans from around the globe to LA. @AutoTrader_com and Serve were there to meet them. ⚽
Some of the most memorable brand moments happen beyond the venue. Autotrader stepped up to the pitch, deploying wrapped robots to connect with fans across LA 👇
We're partnering with Making Space to celebrate Disability Pride Month at @TheBroad next week.
Join Disabled professionals, creators, allies, and disability-inclusive employers for a night of art and community on July 7 from 6-8:30 p.m. Free signup here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
ALT This image is an invitation for the "Making Space: Disability Pride Month Celebration" event. It's set for Tuesday, July 7, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM at The Broad, Los Angeles. Sponsored by Serve, it features a delivery robot and colorful graphics. The Broad museum's distinctive facade is visible in the background.
The future of brand experiences just rolled through @Cannes_Lions. 🌴
We joined as the first official autonomous robotics media platform sponsor, delivering essentials to the world’s top marketers.
Thanks to everyone we connected with for a great week.
#CannesLions2026
ALT Three Serve robots in front of a large Cannes Lions sign
ALT A Cannes Lions attendee poses for a selfie with Kaveh, a Serve robot, in front of the Award Show red stairs
ALT A group of Cannes Lions attendees pose for a photo with Kane, a Serve robot
ALT Cannes Lions attendees grab water and other essentials out of Kane, a Serve robot