Kiwibot seeks to transform the food delivery industry with a service that is now present on campuses in the Americas. Kiwibot offers a fleet of insulated, remote-controlled robots that deliver hot and cold food items. Founded in Colombia, the service uses human-controlled robots to make deliveries using what it describes as "human in the loop" autonomy, which should enable partial autonomy in conjunction with manned remote centers that supervise bots on the streets in case of algorithmic perception mistakes.

Starship Technologies is a technology company building a fleet of self-driving robots designed to deliver goods locally within 30 minutes. Designed using 'off the shelf' components, the robots are lightweight and low-cost, enabling the company to bring the current cost of delivery down by 10-15 times per shipment.

Nuro is a robotics company transforming local commerce through driverless delivery. The company develops and operates a fleet of self-driving vehicles that deliver local goods of all kinds, from dinner to dry cleaning. Nuro's service helps merchants deliver goods to customers quickly, affordably, and safely.

Neolix develops self-driving delivery vehicles chiefly targeting markets like food delivery, mobile retail, and security. The company's delivery bots are the size of a small car and per the company are equipped with cameras, lidar laser sensors, and a number of ultrasonic sensors supplanted by radar.

Savioke develops and deploys autonomous robots that work in human environments to improve people's lives. The company's flagship product, Relay, is an autonomous indoor delivery robot that increases productivity, revenue, and delight for people across a range of environments such as logistics, hotels, office buildings, high-rise apartments and healthcare.

Serve Robotics develops self-driving robotic carriers to deliver food for Postmates.The company was spun out of Uber, which had ultimately acquired Postmates, in March 2021.