Robot.com Turns Its Delivery Robot Base Toward Workplace Humanoids

Felipe Chavez is using Kiwibot's deployment muscle to sell R-noid into restaurants, logistics sites and healthcare, with early autonomy still limited.

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Primary source: Business Insider

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Robot.com's move shows how sidewalk robotics operators are trying to turn hard-won deployment infrastructure into a broader labor automation platform. The test is not whether R-noid can demo a task, but whether Chavez can make each new site cheaper to launch than the last.

Robot.com Turns Its Delivery Robot Base Toward Workplace Humanoids — Felipe Chavez is using Kiwibot's deployment muscle to sell R-noid into restaurants, logistics sites and healthcare, with early autonomy still limited.

Robot.com founder and CEO Felipe Chavez is taking the delivery robot operator formerly known as Kiwibot into workplace humanoids, telling Business Insider that Robot.com will launch R-noid, a wheeled humanoid built for repetitive commercial tasks rather than home-assistant theater.…

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