Autonomous robots from Uber Eats are rolling out across U.S. cities, featuring LIDAR sensors, secure compartments and all-weather operation for food and grocery delivery.

Companies like Coco Robotics, which makes food robots, noted they are a huge hit on social media, and kids find them cute. Tokyo also has seen a growth in food robots but, in general, has residents who are more respectful of the robots and it seems to be going a little better than U.S. college campuses.

SERV and Uber Technologies, Inc. UBER are both tapping into the fast-evolving autonomous delivery space, although their approaches diverge significantly. Serve Robotics is building a vertically integrated sidewalk robot delivery platform,

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Serve Robotics launches fleet of autonomous UberEats food-delivery robots in metro Atlanta, including one painted by local muralist.

Uber is expanding its use of robots to make food deliveries. Leveraging its partnership with Avride, Uber Eats will deliver some meals via robot on the East Coast.

The automated delivery bots started popping up in the downtown area earlier this year, but they’ve since been pulled back.

A fleet of Uber Eats food delivery robots hit the streets of Midtown Atlanta in recent weeks, but autonomous food deliveries are not new to the metro area.