Serve Robotics

Serve and Grubhub (Wonder) announced robot delivery on the Grubhub marketplace, beginning in Chicago, Los Angeles, and Alexandria; the announcement also includes new markets (Washington, DC; San Jose, CA), micro-depot expansion plans (Miami), hospital robot updates (Moxi 2.0 rollout), and new merchant/advertising products (Beacon and “Characters” with Chomp).

Serve announced the appointment of Andreas Lieber to its Board of Directors.

Serve announced “Moving Canvas,” an effort to turn Serve delivery robots into public art via a collaboration with local artists.

Serve announced a pilot to enable robot-delivered laundry for customers in Los Angeles through NoScrubs.

Serve described a conversational robot powered by edge AI as part of its presence at NVIDIA GTC 2026.

Serve and White Castle announced autonomous robot delivery via the Uber Eats platform.

Serve entered an agreement to acquire Diligent Robotics to expand from sidewalk delivery into indoor healthcare robotics; the deal included a $29.0 million value paid to Diligent shareholders subject to net debt/adjustments and a potential earn-out up to $5.3 million, with expected closing in Q1 2026.

Serve unveiled a third-generation autonomous delivery robot, stating it was designed for faster, longer-range delivery, lower manufacturing cost, and upgrades including NVIDIA Jetson Orin and new sensor suite components; the company said 2,000 units were on track to be deployed in 2025.