Coco Robotics

Coco Robotics operates a fleet of purpose-built, remotely piloted electric delivery robots that double as a mobile out-of-home advertising medium. Founded in 2020, the company built its core business around zero-emission urban food delivery, completing hundreds of thousands of trips in cities such as Los Angeles, Miami, and Chicago through partnerships with marketplaces like Uber Eats and DoorDash. Its advertising arm reframes those same robots as neighborhood-level media units that travel the sidewalks and streets where people eat, shop, commute, and socialize.

Brands wrap the vehicles or run custom campaigns and activations, turning everyday delivery routes into persistent, high-visibility street-level exposure. Coco describes the offering as dynamic out-of-home advertising, citing more than 30 million weekly OOH impressions across three major United States metropolitan areas and thousands of advertising assets in deployment. The company measures reach with proprietary impression-tracking technology paired with third-party dynamic OOH measurement tools, giving advertisers data on real-world exposure alongside earned media generated when the robots draw attention and social sharing.

Coco positions itself as selective about the brands it partners with, emphasizing white glove service, customizable campaigns, and one-of-a-kind stunts. Early advertisers have included Prime Video, Netflix, Coca-Cola, and NVIDIA, and the company has run multi-brand fleet takeovers timed to major events. Headquartered in Santa Monica, California, Coco combines logistics infrastructure with an emerging media network aimed at cutting through traditional street-level advertising clutter.