Serve Robotics
Little Caesars customers in the Los Angeles area may receive their next order via a Serve robot.
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Serve Robotics
Little Caesars customers in the Los Angeles area may receive their next order via a Serve robot.
Serve Robotics, a San Francisco-based developer of autonomous delivery technology, and Little Caesars, the nation's third-largest pizza chain, have announced a partnership.
Serve Robotics will deliver Little Caesars’ HOT-N-READY pizza with Serve's autonomous delivery robots via Uber Eats.
Little Caesars customers in Serve’s Los Angeles delivery area may now receive their orders via autonomous sidewalk robots.
“Delivering for a beloved national chain like Little Caesars is another opportunity for us to show how we help merchants grow and give consumers a better delivery experience,” said Ali Kashani, CEO of Serve Robotics. “Seeing a Serve robot at your door will soon become as much of a weekly tradition as pizza night.”
The partnership expands Serve’s presence on Uber Eats - which already offers Serve's robotic deliveries in Los Angeles, Miami, Dallas and Atlanta - with additional U.S. cities coming soon.
“Little Caesars is always looking for ways to be innovative in the restaurant industry, and we are proud to partner with Serve Robotics and Uber Eats to deliver our delicious pizzas to our customers in Los Angeles,” said Trish Heusel, VP of innovation at Little Caesars. “Partnering with Serve allows us to deliver a solution that aligns with our commitment to better service and technology-forward solutions while reducing our environmental footprint.”
Serve said its new third-generation robots are uniquely suited for pizza delivery. They boast an expanded cargo bin that can carry four large 16-inch pizzas, plus Caesar Wings, Italian Cheese Bread and beverages, while maintaining food temperature and quality en route.
“We’re excited to bring autonomous delivery to even more Uber Eats customers through our partnership with Serve Robotics, now delivering Little Caesars orders,” said Megan Jensen, head of autonomous delivery operations at Uber Eats. “By combining smart technology with everyday convenience, we’re making delivery easier, more reliable, and more sustainable.”
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