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Delivery robots are transforming last-mile logistics by autonomously transporting goods from warehouses and stores to customers. These robots range from sidewalk-roaming pedestrian-speed bots to high-speed road vehicles, each optimized for different delivery scenarios and regulatory environments. Explore our database to compare range, payload, speed, and autonomy levels across leading delivery platforms.
“Autonomous last-mile delivery could reduce logistics costs by up to 40% while improving delivery speed and reliability.”— McKinsey Center for Future Mobility
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XMAN R1
Keenon Robotics· 2026
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Mirokai
Enchanted Tools· 2026
⚖️ 30 kg
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Pudu D9
Pudu Robotics· 2026
⚖️ 65 kg
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PUDU D7 2026
Pudu Robotics· 2026
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PUDU D7
Pudu Robotics· 2026
⚖️ 45 kg
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Lingxi X2
Agibot· 2026
⚖️ 35 kg
active
delivery
Kiwibot 4.0
Kiwibot· 2024
⚡ 1.5 m/s⚖️ 25 kg
active
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Serve Robot
Serve Robotics· 2023
⚡ 2 m/s⚖️ 32 kg
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Amazon Proteus
Amazon Robotics· 2022
⚡ 1.5 m/s⚖️ 135 kg
Frequently Asked Questions
Delivery robots are used for last-mile logistics, food delivery, medical supply transport, and warehouse automation. They operate autonomously on sidewalks or roads.
Starship Technologies operates the largest autonomous delivery robot fleet, with thousands of robots delivering food and packages across multiple countries.