A recent acquisition will move Serve Robotics' platform into a large new market. Analysts who are already bullish will now need to consider an even bigger addressable market.
Acquisition broadens Serve's autonomous robotics platform, expanding market opportunity beyond last-mile delivery, and delivering non-organic revenue Diligent's Moxi robot among the largest autonomous robot deployments in hospitals nationwide: Over 1.25 million deliveries completed by nearly 100 robots in over 25 hospital facilities, with annual sales at each hospital expected to range between...
Serve Robotics developed a delivery robot that can travel on sidewalks with Level 4 autonomy, which means it can operate in designated areas with no human intervention. As of the end of 2025, it had a fleet of 2,000 robots being deployed in the Uber Eats and DoorDash food delivery networks.
At the CES last week, Nvidia CEO called out Serve Robotics, citing it as an example of the coming wave of physical AI. The company has deployed more than 2,000 robots, marking the largest sidewalk delivery fleet in the United States.
With demand for its Blackwell chips still sky-high, Nvidia has already unveiled its next-generation AI superchip platform. China is a wild card that could add a catalyst for Nvidia stock to jump.
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