Coco in the news

In Santa Monica, California, pedestrians, electric scooters and other sidewalk users share space with coolers on wheels, zipping restaurant takeout orders to local customers.

The Santa Monica, California-based tech company is looking to disrupt delivery service with its small, remote-controlled carts. “If you’re in Santa Monica, you won’t walk a block without seeing one of these,” Hansen told Winsight Grocery Business. “It’s saving merchants and customers money, and it’s much more sustainable.”

As OttOmate continues to sit down with the leaders of the delivery robotics revolution, this week we’re delighted to chat with Coco’s CEO and Co-Founder Zach Rash.

Sweetfin uses Coco Delivery bots to deliver food within two miles in 15 minutes, while Stellar Pizza’s robotic truck can bake pizzas with only one human employee.

Check out what CEO Zach Rash has to say about everything Coco

Who’s really driving those ‘autonomous’ delivery robots? An army of humans behind the scenes

Zach Rash is the CEO and Co-founder of Coco, a last-mile delivery service that deploys human-operated sidewalk robots to transport goods from merchants to their customers.

Autonomous shuttle company EasyMile and sidewalk robot delivery startup Coco are integrating DriveU.auto’s teleoperation and connectivity platform into their operations

The human-operated bots can reduce emissions and make life easier for delivery and restaurant workers

The Robotics Company's New Bot Features Further Delivery Radius, Larger Food and Grocery Deliveries, and New Design in Partnership with Segway

The company, which has supplied electric scooters for almost all of the major shared micro-mobility operators, is partnering with Los Angeles-based delivery robot startup Coco to build 1,000 partially automated, remotely piloted sidewalk robots.

Insider asked VCs to pick promising delivery startups that could take on big names like Uber