Serve Robotics launches new division to supply tech to other robot makers

Serve Robotics, known for its sidewalk delivery machines, is starting a new business called Physical AI Services. The company plans to sell its internal technology, including connectivity and data tools, to other developers building robots for farms, warehouses, and construction sites. The move mirrors how Amazon Web Services began by offering internal infrastructure to outside users.

New Tools for Robot Builders

The newly formed division offers three distinct products. The first, Serve Link, connects outdoor robots to data centers, allowing them to utilize powerful artificial intelligence models without needing heavy computing hardware onboard. Another tool helps companies curate real-world data to find edge cases, which are unusual situations that help train machine learning models.

Expanding Beyond Delivery

The company will also provide a real-world data catalog gathered from its own sidewalk fleet to help machines navigate complex human spaces. While this new supplier strategy broadens its market scope, Serve Robotics confirmed it will continue operating its existing delivery robots and healthcare machines. The company has already signed up construction robotics startup Bedrock Robotics as a customer and partnered with T-Mobile for AI computing power.