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Wonder and Avride expand robot delivery to four locations
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Wonder and Avride announced an expansion of their partnership, extending autonomous delivery robots on the Grubhub platform from a pilot in Jersey City, New Jersey, to Jersey City, Hoboken, Arlington County, Virginia, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, covering dozens of additional merchants. The two companies said that in the Jersey City pilot launched in October 2025, nearly 20% of deliveries from Wonder's local stores were completed by robots. Users who order from eligible restaurants on the Grubhub platform, choose robot delivery, and have an address within the service area may be assigned a robot for delivery. Avride said the robots deployed in this expansion use its latest fully autonomous driving technology, can plan routes in real time, and adapt to sidewalk and weather changes.
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- Avride and Wonder partner to expand robot delivery to four US cities
Avride and Wonder are expanding their partnership to bring autonomous robot delivery to Jersey City and Hoboken in New Jersey, Arlington County in Virginia, and Philadelphia in Pennsylvania, covering more merchants on the Grubhub platform. The expansion builds on a Jersey City pilot launched a year ago, where nearly 20% of local deliveries are completed by robots. The newly deployed robots use Avride's latest fully autonomous driving technology, enabling real-time route planning in complex urban environments and adaptation to sidewalk and weather changes.
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- Wonder and Avride expand partnership to deploy autonomous delivery robots in multiple Grubhub markets
Wonder and Avride announced an expansion of their partnership, bringing autonomous delivery robots to Jersey City and Hoboken, New Jersey; Arlington County, Virginia; and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, covering dozens of new merchants on the Grubhub platform. The two companies said that in the Jersey City pilot launched in October 2025, nearly 20% of deliveries from Wonder's local stores were completed by robots. Customers can choose robot delivery when placing an order, and Avride says its robots use the latest fully autonomous driving technology, can make real-time route decisions on their own, and adapt to sidewalks and weather changes.
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