Deliveroo and Coco Robotics team up to deploy zero-emission delivery robots

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Rollout is due to begin in London's Canary Wharf before expanding to other towns and cities in the coming months

Deliveroo has joined forces with US firm Coco Robotics under a new partnership that will see it deploy four-wheeled pavement delivery robots in five UK locations, as it looks to boost its ability to provide...

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