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<ul><li>Coco Robotics raised $80 million in a Series B round in June 2025, bringing total funding to over $120 million.</li><li>Coco operates a B2B2C model by partnering with delivery platforms such as DoorDash and Uber Eats, while also engaging directly with enterprise restaurant chains.</li><li>The company is also positioned to address B2B micro-fulfillment and returns logistics by deploying fleets at dark stores or nano-warehouses.</li></ul>

Coco Robotics raised $80 million in a Series B round in June 2025, bringing total funding to over $120 million.Coco operates a B2B2C model by partnering with delivery platforms such as DoorDash and Uber Eats, while also engaging directly with enterprise restaurant chains.The company is also positioned to address B2B micro-fulfillment and returns logistics by deploying fleets at dark stores or nano-warehouses.

<ul><li>Dyna Robotics closed a $120 million Series A in September 2025 at a post-money valuation exceeding $600 million.</li><li>Dyna operates a B2B Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS) model that shifts traditional capital expenditure automation to operational expense subscriptions.</li><li>The Asia-Pacific region, the largest professional service robot market, is projected to grow by 12-15% annually through 2030.</li></ul>

Dyna Robotics closed a $120 million Series A in September 2025 at a post-money valuation exceeding $600 million.Dyna operates a B2B Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS) model that shifts traditional capital expenditure automation to operational expense subscriptions.The Asia-Pacific region, the largest professional service robot market, is projected to grow by 12-15% annually through 2030.

<ul><li>With DoorDash, Uber and others paying $50B to drivers annually and continually increasing labor costs courtesy of worker re-classifications and earnings regulations, autonomous delivery's 10x cost reduction turns from nice-to-have into existential necessity for platforms to maintain margins.</li><li>Autonomous food delivery has to be engineered for “two nines on the way to three” (99.9%) via one‑to‑many teleops oversight paired with autonomy that keeps interventions rare enough for an operator to safely oversee 10+ robots—versus human drivers' 95-98% reliability that destroys profits through refunds on late or missing orders.</li><li>Ground-based delivery robots (Coco Robotics, Serve, Starship) handle heavy payloads like pizza boxes and 2-liter sodas in urban environments and in adverse weather conditions while aerial drones struggle in rain, snow & high winds and spend 3-15 minutes hovering per-delivery, killing battery & speed.</li></ul>

With DoorDash, Uber and others paying $50B to drivers annually and continually increasing labor costs courtesy of worker re-classifications and earnings regulations, autonomous delivery's 10x cost reduction turns from nice-to-have into existential necessity for platforms to maintain margins.Autonomous food delivery has to be engineered for “two nines on the way to three” (99.9%) via one‑to‑many teleops oversight paired with autonomy that keeps interventions rare enough for an operator to safely oversee 10+ robots—versus human drivers' 95-98% reliability that destroys profits through refunds on late or missing orders.Ground-based delivery robots (Coco Robotics, Serve, Starship) handle heavy payloads like pizza boxes and 2-liter sodas in urban environments and in adverse weather conditions while aerial drones struggle in rain, snow & high winds and spend 3-15 minutes hovering per-delivery, killing battery & speed.

Zach Rash & Daniel Singer, CEO & CBO Of Coco Robotics, On Why Ground Delivery Beats Drones

<ul><li>Starship is valued at $1.2 billion following a $90 million Series C round in February 2024, co-led by Plural and Iconical.</li><li>Starship Technologies develops six-wheeled sidewalk delivery robots designed to travel at pedestrian speed and transport up to 20 pounds of cargo in an insulated compartment.</li><li>Starship operates a B2B2C model, partnering with universities, grocery chains, and delivery platforms while serving end consumers.</li></ul>

Starship is valued at $1.2 billion following a $90 million Series C round in February 2024, co-led by Plural and Iconical.Starship Technologies develops six-wheeled sidewalk delivery robots designed to travel at pedestrian speed and transport up to 20 pounds of cargo in an insulated compartment.Starship operates a B2B2C model, partnering with universities, grocery chains, and delivery platforms while serving end consumers.

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Autonomous delivery robots for efficient, affordable, and sustainable last-mile logistics

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Coco Robotics (ROBOTICS US)

Primer: Coco Robotics - 07 Dec 2025

Autonomous delivery robots for efficient, affordable, and sustainable last-mile logistics

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Primer: Dyna Robotics - 16 Sep 2025

Robotic arm system for automating repetitive manual tasks in business environments

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Zach Rash & Daniel Singer, CEO & CBO Of Coco Robotics, On Why Ground Delivery Beats Drones

Coco was founded in 2020 specifically to tackle last-mile delivery. What was that original moment—the problem you were really fired up to solve...

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Primer: Starship - 25 Aug 2025

Provider of autonomous delivery robots for last-mile delivery of food, groceries, and packages

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