Serve Robotics Launches Physical AI Service to Power Other Companies' Robots

At a glance

Delivery robot company Serve Robotics has opened a new business line called 'Physical AI Service' to help other companies develop robots. It plans to lend its own robot technology to outside companies. Bedrock Robotics, a company that makes self-driving construction equipment, is a customer.

Key points

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   The service includes 'Serve Link,' a connection tool that links robots with AI in data centers.

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   It also offers a tool that finds rare, easy-to-miss unusual situations in real robot data so it can be used to train AI.

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   It provides a catalog of data bundled from real city environments collected by its sidewalk delivery robots.

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   The company said it will continue its existing delivery robot and hospital robot businesses.

Why it matters

Robots need AI connectivity and data to work in crowded spaces, so this shows how the core technology of the robotics industry is being sold.