Robots have become popular recently, and the technology of food delivery machines has been hotly discussed for many years. The progress is getting better and better, just like the great countries have also started to operate

Serve Robotics has launched its autonomous delivery service in the Miami metro area, expanding its partnership with Shake Shack and forming a new collaboration with Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza. Customers in Brickell and Miami Beach can now receive orders via Serve’s robots through Uber Eats. This move follows Serve’s growth in Los Angeles and plans to enter Dallas-Fort Worth. CEO Ali Kashani highlights the company’s mission to reduce emissions and traffic while enhancing the customer experience. Shake Shack and Mister O1 are excited to bring this innovative, sustainable delivery option to Miami.

Serve Robotics has launched its autonomous delivery service in the Miami metro area, expanding its partnership with Shake Shack and forming a new collaboration with Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza. Customers in Brickell and Miami Beach can now receive orders via Serve’s robots through Uber Eats. This move follows Serve’s growth in Los Angeles and plans to enter Dallas-Fort Worth. CEO Ali Kashani highlights the company’s mission to reduce emissions and traffic while enhancing the customer experience. Shake Shack and Mister O1 are excited to bring this innovative, sustainable delivery option to Miami.

Serve aims to deploy 2,000 robots across the U.S. by 2025, in partnership with Magna. CEO Ali Kashani emphasizes the mission to reduce emissions and traffic while supporting local businesses. Miami isn’t new to sidewalk robots, with companies like Kiwibot and Tiny Mile already testing in the area. With robotic food service growing and autonomous taxis on the horizon, Miami is becoming a hub for innovative transportation and delivery solutions.