Buying guide

Coco Bot

Price: —
Availability: Internal use only (not for retail).
Maturity: commercial
Real-world use: Yes, 12 verified deployments

Coco's Coco Bot is a wheeled sidewalk delivery robot with an insulated cargo compartment for restaurant orders, operating at walking speeds on sidewalks within range of a partner restaurant. There is no consumer price: it is a B2B delivery service (restaurants pay for deliveries), not a robot sold to consumers. On the operator-supervision-to-autonomy spectrum it sits at the most operator-supervised end: the Coco Bot is teleoperated by remote pilots, not autonomous. From Coco Robotics, it is at commercial maturity.

Readiness

Coco Bot is internal use only (not for retail), the 1 capability claim on file is all teleoperated-assisted with verified, 12 verified deployments are on file, and 4 incidents are on record.

Availability

internal-only

Internal use only (not for retail).

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Price honesty

no-price

No price points on file for Coco Bot.

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Capability honesty

teleoperated-assisted

1 reviewed claim: teleoperated-assisted, verified.

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Real-world use

commercial

Maturity: commercial. 12 verified deployments in the registry.

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Safety record

incidents-on-file

4 incidents on record across 12 verified deployments.

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What it claims to do

Delivers packagesteleoperated-assisted· verifiedevidence ↗

Price

No reviewed price points on file.

Real-world use

Downtown Los Angeles operated by Coco Robotics2025-11-13
Echo Park operated by Coco Robotics2025-11-13
Koreatown operated by Coco Robotics2025-11-13
Miami operated by Coco Robotics2025-01-01
Silver Lake operated by Coco Robotics2024-06-01
Hollywood operated by Coco Robotics2024-06-01
Helsinki operated by Coco Robotics2024-06-01
Westwood operated by Coco Robotics2024-06-01
Venice operated by Coco Robotics2024-06-01
Larchmont / Hancock Park operated by Coco Robotics2024-06-01
West Hollywood operated by Coco Robotics2024-06-01
Santa Monica operated by Coco Robotics2024-06-01

Safety record

Privacy

No privacy practices disclosed or on file for Coco Bot.

Specs

runtime: 12 h
max_speed: 13 mph
drive_mode: teleoperated
payload_kg: 20
payload_class: food_delivery

What's under the hood

No brain on file for Coco Bot.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Coco Bot actually available for purchase?

Not available to consumers. In internal use by Coco Robotics.Source: TechCrunch — Coco raises $36M for sidewalk delivery robots

What does the Coco Bot cost?

Not announced.

Does the Coco Bot really delivers packages?

Verified at teleoperator-assisted autonomy; not fully autonomous.Sources: Coco -- official site; Coco delivery robots operate commercially in Los Angeles, Chicago, and other US cities delivering food from local restaurants; robots navigate sidewalks and bike lanes to complete last-mile delivery; commercial operations since 2020, Coco raises $36M to expand delivery robot operations -- TechCrunch, February 2022; documents Coco's commercial sidewalk delivery robot service in Los Angeles with remote operator model; raises Series A to expand to additional US cities

Where is the Coco Bot being used?

Coco Bot is in use at: Downtown Los Angeles operated by Coco Robotics (2025-11-13), Echo Park operated by Coco Robotics (2025-11-13), Koreatown operated by Coco Robotics (2025-11-13), Miami operated by Coco Robotics (2025-01-01), and Silver Lake operated by Coco Robotics (2024-06-01), plus 7 more.Source: AOL / L.A. Times - Coco LA operating neighborhoods (Nov 2025)

Is the Coco Bot safe?

Incidents on record: 4 (3 property_damage, 1 malfunction). See Coco delivery robot goes rogue, uproots garden and causes property damage at LA home.Source: Coco delivery robot goes rogue, uproots garden and causes property damage at LA home

How does the Coco Bot handle privacy?

No privacy practices disclosed or on file for Coco Bot.

Who makes the Coco Bot?

Coco Bot is made by Coco Robotics, based in Santa Monica, CA.Source: TechCrunch — Coco raises $36M for sidewalk delivery robots