Evri is starting a trial of bipedal robots for parcel delivery, describing them as Europe’s first such use. The company says the robots can move at about 4 miles per hour and are designed to navigate delivery locations by walking rather than using wheels.
Both outlets report that the robots are capable of handling basic building access challenges, including walking up stairs, which could allow deliveries in places where traditional vehicles or wheeled devices have limits. The coverage frames the trial as part of Evri’s broader effort to test new delivery technology and improve last-mile operations.
While the reports largely focus on the technology’s distinctive features—bipedal movement and stairs capability—they do not provide additional details that would clearly differentiate the outlets’ perspectives beyond describing what the robots can do and that the trial is underway.
