Roxo also isn’t the only autonomous technology FedEx plans on using. For example, in June 2021, the delivery services giant announced it had signed a multiyear, multiphase agreement with Nuro ...

It was time FedEx recognized that and shut down Roxo. It sounds bizarre, but Roxo started life in 2019 as an adapted version of the iBot wheelchair developed by DEKA.

FedEx did not immediately respond to Gizmodo’s request for comment but told Robotics 24/7 it’s shifting away from Roxo, in part, to focus on, “several nearer-term opportunities.” ...

Roxo, FedEx’s autonomous delivery robot, was turning heads on Elm Street during its 10-minute trip from the Millyard to City Hall Plaza in Manchester on Aug. 6, 2019.

FedEx will say goodbye to Roxo, the same-day delivery bot the company began testing in Memphis and three other cities three years ago. The autonomous same-day delivery robot prototype launched in ...

Roxo also used Deka’s iBot electric wheelchair base. The zero-emissions, battery-powered delivery robot weighs 450 lbs. Roxo initially launched in 2019. FedEx in Work Truck News ...

FedEx is expanding its portfolio of last-mile technology through a “multi-year, multi-phase agreement” with Nuro to test autonomous delivery vehicles, the carrier announced Tuesday.

Oct. 10—FedEx is ending the research and development of "Roxo" — a same-day delivery robot that was being developed with Manchester's DEKA Research & Development Corp. The FedEx SameDay Bots ...