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Autonomous sidewalk delivery is one of the most complex and exciting challenges in robotics. Serve Robotics is building fleets of robots designed to safely navigate city streets, delivering food and goods directly to customers. In this livestream, Serve shares how they use NVIDIA Isaac Sim 5.0 to accelerate development, testing, and deployment. You’ll see how simulation enables them to: Build realistic sidewalk environments with OpenStreetMap and Blender. Model robots with Ackermann kinematics. Script dynamic actors such as pedestrians and vehicles. By combining high-fidelity simulation with advanced AI training, Serve is reducing development cycles, improving safety, and scaling last-mile delivery. Whether you’re a robotics developer, researcher, or simply curious about the future of autonomy, this session will showcase how simulation is transforming real-world robotics.