In Moscow, delivery robots are delivering more than 1,500 orders…
In Moscow, delivery robots are delivering more than 1,500 orders daily across 51 districts of the capital, according to Deputy Mayor Maxim Likhutov on transportation and industry issues.
Consensus
- Robots are delivering over 1,500 orders per day in Moscow.
- The delivery service operates across 51 districts of Moscow.
- More than 400 robots are currently in operation in the city.
- Newer robot models have updated suspension and more powerful computing units.
- Neural networks are used to plan robot movement trajectories.
- Average delivery time is 15 minutes.
- The average delivery time has decreased by approximately 10% due to neural network implementation.
- This initiative aligns with a task set by Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin to improve residents' comfort and convenience.
Points of divergence
- The Institute of Robotics Systems, established in December 2025 at the intersection of HSE University and EFKO Group, has proposed testing anthropomorphic robots for deliveries to apartments by the end of 2026. — vedomosti
- The institute plans to test its own developed humanoid robot named Arcus during an experiment with city authorities. — vedomosti
- The average cost of the Arcus robot is 1.8 million rubles. — vedomosti
- Russia Post has started using courier robots for package delivery in Moscow, accessible via an Android app with a one-ruble fee if within coverage area. — m24
- Robots have completed more than 4,500 successful deliveries in Moscow hospitals. — m24
Coverage (2 sources)
- Courier robots in Moscow deliver over 1,500 orders daily — Ведомости
- Courier robots began working already in district 31 of Moscow — Москва 24
Key entities
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