Udelv Transporter is an advanced, cab‑less, autonomous electric delivery vehicle built for multi‑stop logistic routes. Designed by Silicon Valley’s Udelv and powered by Mobileye’s Level 4 Drive system, it represents a major stride in large‑scale goods mobility
Vecna Robotics, Inc., founded in 2018 and headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, emerged as a spin-off from Vecna Technologies to focus exclusively on autonomous material handling and workflow orchestration solutions . With leadership including founder Daniel Theobald, CTO Zac Dydek, and CEO Karl Iagnemma (appointed in November 2024), Vecna combines robotics, AI, and intelligent orchestration across logistics environments
Vecow Co., Ltd., headquartered in Taiwan, specializes in rugged embedded systems, AIoT, and robotics modules tailored for industrial automation and AMR/AGV use cases.
YAPE is a highly agile, electric, two-wheeled autonomous delivery robot tailored for secure, low‑contact, last-mile logistics. With its compact footprint, smart navigation, authentication features, and indoor/outdoor flexibility, it has been trialed across Europe, Asia, and smart campus environments. Over time, its autonomy platform is being extended across vehicle types—making YAPE a pioneering example of modular, scalable urban delivery robotics.
Though not a microcontroller, Intel NUCs are widely used in advanced robotics projects needing full-scale x86 computing power. Ideal for ROS, SLAM, and vision systems, the NUC 11 offers up to 64GB RAM, fast SSDs, and high-speed I/O for industrial or research robots.
The BeagleBone Black is a powerful Linux-enabled development board with a 1GHz ARM Cortex-A8 processor, 512MB RAM, and onboard eMMC. Known for real-time GPIO control via the PRU subsystem, it’s used in industrial and mobile robotics, especially when running a full Linux stack is beneficial.