10 Delivery Robot Companies to Watch in 2022

Nuro

Mountain View, Calif.-based Nuro Inc. recently announced the launch of its third-generation autonomous delivery vehicle. The SAE Level 4 vehicle, which will drive on the street, can carry payloads of nearly 500 lb.

The company has partnered with Dominos, Kroger, Walmart, Chipotle, FedEx, and 7-Eleven and has been piloting its technology in Texas, Arizona, and California.

In November 2021, Nuro closed on $600 million in Series D funding.

From Starship to Amazon, here are top providers of mobile robots for sidewalk and street-based deliveries. The market for such hardware, software, and services is growing, particularly in the U.S.

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