The Coco 2 autonomous delivery robot (Coco Robotics) has the highest top speed I found among our mobile robots: 5.83 m/s. It's built for urban delivery and runs on an NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX. cocodelive... +1cocodelivery.com ↗“robot.max_speed_m_s=5.83”cocodelivery.com ↗“next-generation autonomous urban delivery robot”
There's one gap to know about for a sidewalk delivery pilot. The Serve Gen3 robot (Serve Robotics) is listed as an autonomous sidewalk delivery robot with an NVIDIA Jetson Orin module and Ouster REV7 lidar, but its top speed isn't listed in the catalog. I can't tell whether it's faster or slower than Coco 2. Mobile robots ranked by listed top speed cocodelive... +6cocodelivery.com ↗“robot.max_speed_m_s=5.83”robotics.segway.com ↗“robot.max_speed_m_s=3.33”armorbionic.io ↗“NONI 300 is ArmorBionic's utility cognitive AMR for intralogistics”armorbionic.io ↗“NONI 500 is ArmorBionic's utility cognitive AMR for intralogistics”smprobotics.com ↗“robot.max_speed_m_s=1.67”info.mobilerobot.com ↗“robot.max_speed_m_s=1.5”mobile-industrial-robots.com ↗“MiR1200 Pallet Jack is an autonomous mobile robot pallet jack” investors...investors.serverobotics.com ↗“third-generation autonomous sidewalk delivery robot”
| Rank | Robot | Manufacturer | Max speed (m/s) | Catalog description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Coco 2 | Coco Robotics | 5.83 | Urban delivery robot |
| 2 | Segway Nova Carter | Segway Robotics | 3.33 | AMR development platform |
| 3 (tie) | NONI 300 | ArmorBionic | 2 | Intralogistics AMR |
| 3 (tie) | NONI 500 | ArmorBionic | 2 | Intralogistics AMR |
| 5 | Argus S5.3 | SMP Robotics | 1.67 | Outdoor security patrol robot |
| 6 (tie) | J1600 | The Mobile Robot Company | 1.5 | Self-driving pallet jack |
| 6 (tie) | MiR1200 Pallet Jack | Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) | 1.5 | Pallet jack AMR |
What I couldn't determine:
- Only 7 of the 16 robots in the Mobile Robots group list a top speed. The other 9, including the Serve Gen3 robot, aren't ranked, so I can't say Coco 2 is faster than those.
- Coco 2 and Serve Gen3 are the only robots in this group described as delivery robots. The others are mostly intralogistics, pallet-handling or security platforms, so the robots ranked 2 to 7 may not suit sidewalk delivery even though they list a speed.
- The 5.83 m/s figure is a rated top speed. I don't have the speed it actually runs at in a deployment, which may be lower on public sidewalks.