Nvidia is showcasing startups using its AI chips and robotics software to power humanoid robots, delivery bots, cleaning ...

Serve Robotics could deliver explosive revenue growth next year, but that doesn't mean its stock is a buy right now.

Autonomous sidewalk delivery company Serve Robotics (NASDAQ:SERV) has acquired Vayu Robotics, a company specializing in ...

Vayu's advanced, foundation-model-driven robot navigation will be incorporated into Serve's latest third-generation robots.

Serve Robotics is rapidly expanding its robot fleet and delivery volumes, targeting 2,000 robots by the end of 2025. Read why ...

Serve Robotics’ robots are currently used primarily for making restaurant deliveries. Last year, the company teamed up with Uber to test an autonomous restaurant delivery program in Los Angeles.

Serve is a last-mile-delivery robotics specialist that was spun off from Uber in 2021 and continues to have deals with the company's Uber Eats division and other partners, including 7-11.

Serve Robotics Inc. announced the successful raising of $86 million in December 2024, bringing its total funding for the year to $167 million and approximately $220 million since its 2021 spinout ...

Uber spinout Serve Robotics told TechCrunch that the robot’s self-driving system didn’t decide to cross into the crime scene. It was the choice of a human operator who was remotely operating ...

Serve Robotics, formerly part of Postmates, has been testing autonomous-delivery robots since 2018. The Uber-backed startup recently hired the former DoorDash exec Prahar Shah as its revenue chief.

The companies will combine Serve’s autonomy stack and real‑world dataset with Vayu’s expertise in AI foundation models.

Serve Robotics (NASDAQ: SERV) stock is jumping again in Monday's trading. The company's share price was up 25.2% as of 1:45 p.m. EDT, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence.