Uber robot, in collaboration with Google, replaces restaurant delivery

The new feature of Uber Food Delivery Service in cooperation with Google, allows you to receive your order easily and quickly through the company’s robot.

Along with new updates to its ride-sharing service, Uber unveiled new features and services during the annual Go / Get event for the Uber Eats service. Thus, features such as voice ordering, on-site ordering, and automatic test delivery with the Uber robot will make ordering food from this shipping program easier and more interesting next year.

Uber is launching two restaurant-based food delivery pilot programs in California. In West Hollywood, Serve Robotics and Uber Eats offer short-range, contactless delivery using pedestrian robots. In the Santa Monica area, automated vehicles developed by Motional will also deliver food to waiting customers.

Self-propelled vehicle for food delivery

Uber’s new integration with Google Assistant allows Uber Eats service users to order food via voice command. After calling this digital voice assistant, which is done through the “Ok Google” command, customers can only order their food by requesting from restaurants. Initially, the app’s voice ordering globally supports English, but according to Uber, the company is working to add more languages ​​to its new service this year.

Finally, users using the Uber Eats service will no longer need to stand in line when ordering food during sporting events using the new on-site ordering feature. Through the two services of Uber Eats or Postmates, users will be able to get information about venue points, food, drinks and souvenirs and order and deliver them. These services use accurate location information to ensure the user’s location in the stadium and send the order to the exact location.

The service is currently supported at Dodger and Angel Stadiums in Los Angeles, Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, New York, Capital One Arena in Washington, DC, Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas, PayPal Park in San Jose, California, and Roazhon Park in Rennes, France. It becomes. According to Uber, more global locations will soon benefit from this service.