delivery

Revolution in Delivery: New Robot Can Haul Up to 2200 Pounds of Your Stuff

25 days ago

The rise of new technologies in the delivery sector continues to amaze, and now there is another innovative player entering the market: a new delivery robot capable of carrying up to 2200 pounds (approximately 1000 kilograms) of goods. This automated assistant is designed to revolutionize how we receive our purchases and shipments, offering efficiency and reliability.

DoorDash Launches New Program Paying Nearly $17 Million to Delivery Workers in New York

1 month ago

Food delivery service DoorDash has announced the launch of a new initiative that will allocate nearly $17 million for payments to its delivery workers in New York. The funds will be used to compensate and improve the wages of workers who rely on tips from customers. It is important to note that DoorDash will use this amount to ensure that delivery wages do not fall below $1.50 per mile.

The Outlook for Electric Delivery Trucks: Can They Withstand Winter’s Challenges?

4 months ago

Recent tests of an electric delivery truck have shown that technology can handle harsh winter conditions. This truck, which is the newest development from the company, was tested under low temperatures, heavy snowfall, and icy roads. Engineers and developers anticipate that this solution will significantly change the approach to long-distance delivery, especially during the winter months when traditional vehicles may encounter serious issues.

How to Protect Your Deliveries from Getting Stolen: Tips Against Porch Pirates

4 months ago

With the rise of online shopping and product deliveries, the issue of porch theft has become increasingly relevant, raising concerns among many consumers. Various organizations and experts have started to offer different tips and solutions to safeguard packages from theft. In this article, we’ll explore several proven methods that can help keep your purchases safe.

Just Eat CEO Shrugs Off JPMorgan's Delivery Mega-Merger Idea

7 months ago

The CEO of Just Eat Takeaway, a leading player in the food delivery market, has dismissed with humor the idea of a potential large-scale merger with other market participants suggested by investment bank JPMorgan. JPMorgan's intent to create a "mega-merger" implies merging several major companies to form a delivery service provider capable of competing with global leaders in the sector.