Delivery · last mileKiwibotUSA
Kiwibot 5.0
Compact fifth-generation sidewalk courier robot from Kiwibot — a company that grew up delivering food on US university campuses. A small insulated compartment fits one or two orders, the robot moves at walking pace, and a remote operations center supervises the fleet. A "many small robots" format for short-haul delivery routes.
Specifications
- Format
- sidewalk robot for pedestrian areas
- Operation
- autonomy with remote operator supervision
- Cargo bay
- insulated compartment for 1–2 orders
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Applications
- Food delivery across university campuses
- Coffee and snack runs in pedestrian areas
- Short-haul deliveries from nearby restaurants and stores
- Courier routes in gated communities and parks
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