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Serve Robotics Rolls Out Autonomous Robot Delivery Via Uber Eats for Shake Shack
Staff Writer
- Aug 14 2024

Serve Robotics Inc., a US autonomous sidewalk delivery company, and Shake Shack Inc. have announced a partnership to deliver food orders using Serve's autonomous delivery robots via Uber Eats, the delivery platform of Uber Technologies Inc. Customers who order from select Shake Shack restaurants in Los Angeles through Uber Eats may receive their order via Serve's autonomous robots.
The partnership marks a step forward in the expansion of sidewalk robots on Uber Eats, which has been offering Serve's autonomous deliveries in Los Angeles since 2022.
It is poised to lead to future expansion across the US.
Equipped with advanced GPS technology and artificial intelligence (AI), the robots safely navigate urban environments.
Serve's robots are designed to maintain the security of the food items during transit, providing a fully contactless delivery option.
Touraj Parang, President and COO of Serve Robotics, says: "We are excited to add another national merchant like Shake Shack to our platform, a partnership made possible through the relationship we have built with Uber Eats across tens of thousands of successful deliveries,". Today's announcement highlights the value of Serve's world-class strategic partnerships as we work to expand our geographic footprint and deploy 2,000 robots across the U.S. in 2025."
Steph So, Senior Vice President of Digital Experience at Shake Shack, adds: "We're thrilled about our collaboration with Serve Robotics and Uber Eats. In line with our vision of enlightened hospitality, this partnership highlights our commitment to leveraging innovation to enhance guest experiences both in and out of Shack."
Noah Zych, Global Head of Autonomous Mobility & Delivery at Uber, comments: "Serve has been advancing their technology for years to provide merchants and consumers with not only a futuristic experience but greater affordability, reliability, and convenience. We're thrilled to take another step forward and give Shake Shack customers in Los Angeles a little more Uber magic through sidewalk robot delivery."
Serve's all-electric robots are designed to eliminate noise and congestion from crowded urban areas and help reduce the carbon footprint associated with traditional delivery methods.
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