Food delivery robotics company Coco Robotics is soon to launch operations in Miami with delivery partner Uber Eats.
The service will launch in the Wynwood neighbourhood and Downtown Miami, with plans to expand to Brickwell and Miami Beach in the next few months, as well as expanding in other areas throughout 2025.
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Customers will be able to receive their orders through Coco Robotics’ autonomous mobile robots, and the partnership extension with Uber builds on an ongoing operation in Los Angeles.
Zach Rash, co-founder and CEO of Coco Robotics, said: “Our expansion launch with Uber Eats marks a milestone in our mission to create a more sustainable and efficient delivery ecosystem.”
Megan Jensen, head of autonomous delivery operations at Uber. added: “Autonomous delivery is a key part of our vision for the future of delivery.”
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