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C3 Partners with Coco Robot Delivery

Food on Demand News

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November 4, 2021

C3 has partnered with Coco to serve customers within two miles of its California ghost kitchens in Santa Monica, West Hollywood and Los Feliz.

C3 announces partnership with revolutionary robot delivery service, Coco

Nation Restaurant News

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October 28, 2021

C3 deploys robot delivery in Los Angeles

Restaurant Dive

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October 28, 2021

An Interview with Zach Rash, CEO of Coco Food Robotic Delivery

Santa Monica Mirror

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October 12, 2021

Coco's fleet of food-delivery robots are bringing in profit for restaurants. Its 24-year-old CEO shares how he's scaling his company faster than Uber-backed Serve

Business Insider

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September 22, 2021

Coco now operates hundreds of remotely piloted robots that travel along sidewalks to deliver food daily from more than 50 restaurants, convenience shops, and grocery stores in the greater Los Angeles area.

Meet Coco, a robot food delivery service

KTLA

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September 21, 2021

Zach Rash, CEO and co-founder of Coco, joined us to talk about his Los Angeles-based remotely piloted robot delivery service that he says is sustainable and will revolutionize food delivery.

The future of food delivery is two-feet tall

SMDP

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September 18, 2021

Leading the charge is a purple robot called Coco, which was designed by a team of UCLA graduates and hit the streets in fall 2020.

Coco Raises $36M for its Last Mile Robotic Delivery Service

LA Tech Watch

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August 25, 2021

This LA startup has found the answer. Coco is a last-mile delivery service that uses remote human-piloted robots to power deliveries.

Last-mile robotic delivery firm Coco raises $36M

Tech Crunch

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August 25, 2021

Los Angeles delivery robot startup Coco this week has announced $36 million in funding. The Series A was led by Sam Altman, Silicon Valley Bank and Founders Fund, with participation from Sam Nazarian, Ellen Chen and Mario Del Pero. It brings the company’s total funding up to around $43 million.

Coco starring in Khalid's music video, "New Normal"

Youtube

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July 21, 2021

Coco made it's music video debut in Khalid's music video, Next to Normal, starring alongside Amazon's self-driving car, Zoox.

Will Semiautonomous Robots Soon Replace the Delivery Dude?

Los Angeles Magazine

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July 8, 2021

Wheeled bots with cute names like Coco and Lola are being dispatched to tote to-go orders—but what does it mean for their human counterparts?

LA Considers Rules for the Road for a Coming Wave of Delivery Robots

Dot.la

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July 1, 2021

Coco, which launched in February 2020, already operates a pilot program in San Pedro. Its 50-pound pink robots use a two-way microphone to communicate with pedestrians on the sidewalk.

Food filled robots expanding throughout town

SMDP

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April 19, 2021

Robot delivery services could be expanded throughout town after City Council voiced support for extending the service area for existing operators.

LA takes a new step in contactless delivery of goods using robots like Coco

K-EARTH101

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March 2, 2021

LA takes a new step in contactless delivery of goods and item using robots and the test area for the technology is downtown San Pedro.

Food delivery robots get rolling in San Pedro

abc7

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February 11, 2021

Several San Pedro restaurants have partnered with local robotics company, Coco, to provide a contact-free delivery option.

Los Angeles Embraces Robots To Go With Contactless Delivery Of Goods!

The Technews

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February 6, 2021

L.A.’s downtown San Pedro is testing out a new delivery technology in the area. City Councilman Joe Buscaino and the San Pedro Chamber of Commerce gave the go-ahead for the test to see if it was a suitable alternative to in-person delivery, not just for now, but for the future.

Meet COCO, the robot that could soon deliver you food

FOX 11

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February 4, 2021

She looks like a box on four wheels. Her name is COCO and she’s a robot. Standing at 2 feet-tall (5 feet, if you include the flag) she weighs 50 pounds, give or take.

More Delivery Robots Are Coming To LA Streets. The City Is Studying How To Manage Them

LAist

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January 30, 2021

You could be seeing more robots on Los Angeles sidewalks. The City Council approved a motion Tuesday to explore how — and how many — unmanned delivery vehicles should be allowed to operate in L.A.

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