Serve Robotics opens its 2,000-robot delivery fleet through a developer API
The AV Delivery Developer Portal lets applications and AI assistants request and track Serve deliveries, while access to live robots remains subject to company approval.
AT A GLANCE
Key points
- Public API for a 2,000-robot fleet
- Sandbox testing without a live robot
- Live access requires Serve approval
What is changing?
Serve Robotics launched the AV Delivery Developer Portal on November 11. It provides a public API for independent developers, businesses, and AI assistants to request deliveries from the company’s fleet of 2,000 autonomous sidewalk robots. An application supplies pickup and drop-off points, confirms details, and tracks the robot, while Serve handles dispatch, routing, navigation, and remote supervision.
Developers can test the complete workflow and edge cases in a sandbox with simulated robots before dispatching a live machine. The portal and documentation are available today, but moving to live robots requires Serve approval and is limited by active service areas, operating hours, and cargo-compartment capacity. The company says its fleet has completed hundreds of thousands of deliveries in more than 150 neighborhoods across 20 U.S. cities.
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Source date: 11 November 2026.
Published by AI Radar: 11 Nov 2026, 22:06 (Istanbul, UTC+3).
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