A sidewalk robot sparked a big idea about business growth.

The winsome machines have been kicked, beaten and defaced as they roll through American cities bringing pizza and sushi — and vacuuming up data.

As delivery robots roll through cities like Chicago, they're fueling fears about unregulated surveillance in public spaces.

Lawsuits accuse food delivery robot companies Coco Robotics and Serve Robotics of collecting customers' biometric data without consent in Chicago.

Miami Beach caps sidewalk robot speed at 8 mph and bans idling for more than 30 minutes, while Coral Gables gave one operator six months to fix its robots’ behavior or risk losing the right to operate ...

Regulation of robotic food delivery carts that roam Miami-Dade sidewalks cleared the county’s Transportation Committee last ...

Takeaways Up Front 1. Two Chicago residents filed separate class-action suits alleging Coco and Serve delivery robots ...

MIAMI -- The future is here -- and it is rolling through the Brickell neighborhood delivering dinner. Miami-based REEF has officially launched a robot delivery service, using Miami's urban core to ...