Arrive AI (NASDAQ: ARAI) will host an invitation-only investor event Wednesday in Fishers, Indiana, featuring live demonstrations of its autonomous delivery infrastructure. A virtual broadcast for registered attendees will begin at 9:30 a.m. Eastern time.
The company will showcase its Arrive Point delivery endpoints and Arrive OS software platform, designed to enable seamless handoffs between autonomous robots, drones, and human couriers without requiring a person in the loop.
A key highlight will be the AHA (AMR Handoff Accessory), which allows top-loaded autonomous mobile robots to perform automated pickup and delivery at Arrive Points. Arrive AI also established the ACE Lab to integrate and certify partner robots for use with the AHA system.
Demonstrations will include an autonomous mobile robot completing a full delivery route with a handoff to an Arrive Point, as well as a simulated drone-to-Arrive Point package delivery.
The company will also present its simulation and network design tools, which incorporate discrete event simulation and digital twin technology built on NVIDIA’s Omniverse platform.
"Arrive Points are made specifically to unlock autonomy. We have designed our platform so that any robot, drone, or courier can hand off or pick up a package without a person in the loop," said Dan O’Toole, founder, chairman and CEO of Arrive AI.
Arrive AI develops delivery infrastructure for autonomous logistics through a network of endpoints designed to support drones, ground robotics, and human couriers operating within the same system.
