Serve Robotics opens Physical AI Services to robotics firms
Serve Robotics launched Physical AI Services on November 5, 2026, offering robot-connectivity tools, data curation, and real-world training data to companies building physical AI. The suite includes Serve Link (connectivity and fleet supervision), Serve Data Curator (data processing and annotation), and Serve Data Catalog (millions of hours of real-world robot data). Bedrock Robotics, which…
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- Serve Robotics launched Physical AI Services on November 5, 2026, with three tools for robotics firms
- Bedrock Robotics joins as a launch customer, using Serve Link for Wi-Fi, LTE, 5G, and satellite connectivity
- Serve Data Catalog contains millions of hours of real-world robot data from streets and hospitals
The tools aim to streamline fleet management, reduce latency, and accelerate model training by converting petabytes of sensor data into usable datasets. Serve says its infrastructure—deployed across 2,000+ robots in 40+ cities and 27 hospitals—powers thousands of vehicles in industries like construction, mining, and autonomous trucking. The modular system lets customers plug into existing workflows, focusing on their own autonomy while leveraging Serve’s shared data and connectivity foundations.
Serve Robotics Opens Fleet Software and Data to Physical AI Companies
Unite.AI · 5 November 2026
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