Ground vehicle (UGV/AMR)Commercial
Starship Technologies Starship Delivery Robot
Last-mile sidewalk delivery robot. By April 2025 it had passed 8 million autonomous deliveries. It operates autonomously within a bounded urban domain, with remote assistance for edge cases.
- Year
- 2018
- Origin
- United States
- Autonomy
- L4 · High autonomy
- Dataset review
- 2026-11 · Methodology & evidence levels
Spec sheet
Manufacturer maxima under declared conditions; not simultaneous. The test condition is shown under each value.
- Weight
- 25 kg
- Editorial estimatepublished weight varies between ~23 and 35 kg
- Payload
- 10 kg
- Operating time
- 12 h
- Editorial estimateno public figure; editorial assumption of one working day
- Top speed
- 1.7 m/s
- 6 km/h, walking pace
Primary source quality: Press / aggregator
Backed by:[Wevolver][Robotics 24/7, 2025]
Taxonomy profile
Where the platform sits on the four axes of the reference framework.
Autonomy
High autonomy- L0
- L1
- L2
- L3
- L4
- L5
Operates continuously without human intervention inside a bounded operational design domain (ODD).
Coordination
Coordinated- Standalone
- Coordinated
- Collaborative swarm
Shares state and telemetry through a base station or central server.
Control
primary: Supervised mission- FPV
- Teleop
- Supervised
- BVLOS
- RL/VLA
supported: Supervised mission · Teleoperation
Perception
5 sensing modalities- RGB cameras
- Ultrasonic
- mmWave radar
- GNSS / RTK
- IMU
Operating environments
- Urban / pedestrian
Sectors
- Logistics & last mile
Ideal business case
Campus and neighborhood delivery