Nuro has worked with companies like Walmart, FedEx, Kroger and Dominos on driverless deliveries in Houston. Soon you won’t need to worry about your food delivery guy eating your fries. San ...

Uber Technologies Inc said on Thursday it has partnered with start-up Nuro to test food delivery via unmanned vehicles in some U.S. locations, expanding its tie-ups with companies focused on building ...

Uber Eats will begin using Nuro delivery robots in two cities ahead of a planned wider rollout, part of a 10-year contract signed with the autonomous tech developer. Nuro has been testing its R2 ...

Multi-year, multiple market partnership will begin with deliveries in Mountain View, CA and Houston, TX and expand to other key markets for Uber SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Uber ...

Uber Eats has announced that it has partnered with autonomous tech developer Nuro, with a new 10-year contract signed in the last few days that will see a bigger rollout of Nuro's driverless delivery ...

The Kroger Co. KR is making concerted efforts to ease deliveries of fresh grocery in the wake of the rising omicron uncertainties. Management is equally focused on improving product quality and ...

Nuro and Uber Eats announced on Sept. 8, 2022 a new partnership that will send driverless vehicles on deliveries, with the service launching in Mountain View and Houston starting fall of 2022.

Nuro, a Softbank-backed developer of street-legal autonomous, electric delivery vehicles, has struck a long-term partnership with Uber to use its toaster-shaped micro-vans to haul food orders, ...

Nuro expects the remodel to complete by September. The building permit calls for expanding existing office space and buildout of new open office, restrooms, coffee bar and conference rooms. Kroger, ...

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FedEx and autonomous driving tech developer Nuro are launching a “long-term” partnership that will use its small robotic vehicles that look a bit like toasters on wheels to handle last-mile parcel ...