The Spoon Talks Autonomous Delivery With Serve’s Ali Kashani

Last week, robotics delivery company Serve Robotics announced the company had reached level 4 autonomy for its sidewalk delivery robot. We sat down with Ali Kashani, the CEO of Serve, to talk about its latest achievement, how they’ve evolved from the company’s early days, and where he sees autonomous food delivery going from here.

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