Jul 29, 2022

Daxbot, Inc. an urban robotics company is launching robotic food delivery for Western Oregon University Fall 2022.
Corvallis, Oregon Jul 28, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Today, Daxbot, Inc. announced their partnership with Western Oregon University (WOU) to provide food delivery this fall at the WOU campus.
Daxbot's vision is to bring robots into the service of humanity, by delivering great robotic experiences. To that end, their first urban robot is focused on the growing food delivery market.
This is the first step toward larger campus deployments for universities, businesses, retirement communities, etc.
"We are very excited about launching this fall at Western Oregon University. " said CEO, Jason Richards. "Every time we are on campus, Dax is treated like a celebrity and the Western Oregon team has been great to work with so far."
To learn more about Daxbot, please visit: https://www.daxbot.com




Source :Daxbot, Inc.
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