Kiwibot

Every mile a robot handles on its own is a mile that doesn't need a human supervisor. Our autonomy team, Alejandro Serna and John Betancourt, analyzed two years of documented work to get that ratio right. - Supervision cost per mile: down 86% year over year. - The fleet grew 30%+ in miles while cost per mile kept falling, scale and efficiency moving in the same direction. - A fully teleoperated campus runs nearly 3x more expensive than an autonomous one. Growth gets cheaper per mile the further you go. Scaling Smarter: the economics of autonomous robot fleets. Read the paper here 👇

Six months ago, we introduced Robot.com Today, we launch it 🎉 Over the past few years, we’ve quietly scaled from 300K to 1.7 million+ robotic tasks. 500+ real robots. Doing real work every day — delivering, moving, inspecting, and more. Here's the lineup: 1. R-Dog ™ — Digital Out-of-Home Advertising (New) A robotic dog with dual high-resolution screens, bringing motion and interactivity to advertising. And a moving tail :) 2. R-Noid ™ — Humanoids (New) We built ours differently. Assisting in kitchens and handling repetitive work. (Not just to impress). 3. R-Kiwi ™ — Last-Mile Delivery Delivers meals across campuses. Designed for outdoor autonomy and social acceptance. 4. R-Cargo ™ — Warehouse & Logistics Moves materials across factories and warehouses. Built for precision and indoor/outdoor reliability. Our advantage isn’t just technology. It’s trust. Because in physical AI, social trust isn’t nice-to-have; it’s the moat. It’s how robotics stops feeling foreign and starts feeling familiar. We’re here to lead by building what can be deployed and scaled now. We’re here to show that robots can be accepted — even loved — by design.

This is what 10 years in the making looks like. Dropping the biggest update in our company’s history tomorrow. For years, the industry has promised “someday” And we’re done waiting. Robots for now, not someday. October 29.

Delivery is evolving, and so are we. Robot.com was featured in Business Insider’s article on how food delivery robots are transforming college campuses. From our beginnings at the University of California, Berkeley, to our expansion across universities and cities, we’re building technology that moves the world forward.