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.

Robby manufactures self-driving delivery robots that can autonomously navigate sidewalks to the consumer's door. This can reduce the costs for the on-demand meal, grocery, and package delivery industry by eliminating the high costs of human deliverers, which can ultimately lead to lower costs for the consumer.

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.

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.

Eliport is a robotics company that aims to solve the last mile logistics problem by providing a fleet of ground-based, robotic delivery machines. Eliport is inventing autonomous robots that will easily slot into urban life, becoming an everyday sight. They will help users at work, at home, on the street: whizzing around on the pavement, cleaning the streets so people don't have to, delivering parcels on time, and much more.

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.