Serve Robotics, which makes self-driving sidewalk delivery robots, will launch a business line called Physical AI Services to sell the connectivity and data tools it built for its own robots to other robot makers, the company said alongside its third-quarter results, TechCrunch reports.
Serve says one customer is Bedrock Robotics, which develops self-driving systems for construction machines, and it is working with T-Mobile to bring AI computing closer to robots. One of its products, Serve Link, links robots working in the field with AI models in data centres.
Chief executive Ali Kashani said the delivery and hospital robot businesses will continue. “I kind of think of it as the AWS moment,” he told TechCrunch, describing the plan as opening up technology Serve built for itself to others.
