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Today on Equity () , Rebecca Bellan caught up with Ali Kashani () , co-founder and CEO of Serve Robotics () , to unpack how Serve is navigating public markets, scaling real-world robotics, and building what it hopes is the future of last-mile delivery. Listen to the full episode to hear more about: • How…

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Today on Equity () , Rebecca Bellan caught up with Ali Kashani () , co-founder and CEO of Serve Robotics () , to unpack how Serve is navigating public markets, scaling real-world robotics, and building what it hopes is the future of last-mile delivery.

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How Serve went from a lidar-focused startup to a publicly traded company via reverse merger in 2023

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What it takes to scale a delivery fleet across cities like L.A., Miami, and Dallas

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Why Kashani says Serve’s sidewalk bots collect four times more visual data per day than GPT-4’s vision model

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How ground robots and drones might work together to finally crack last-mile logistics

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    May 21, 2025 at 4:31 pm

    J’ai essayé de recréer une scène d’un film romantique où ils s’embrassent sous la pluie. Il s’avère que s’embrasser sous la pluie est moins romantique que de se faire lécher par un millier de chiots mouillés😻

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