Kiwibot
Kiwibot — legally Kiwi Campus, Inc., and rebranded to Robot.com in October 2025 — builds and operates fleets of autonomous sidewalk delivery robots, warehouse logistics robots, quadruped and humanoid platforms, and robot-mounted advertising units. Founded in Berkeley, California in 2017 by Felipe Chavez and Jason Oviedo out of a UC Berkeley campus food-delivery pilot, the company reports more than 1.7 million completed real-world autonomous tasks for campus dining, retail, grocery and enterprise customers across the United States, Canada, Colombia, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, and acquired mobile-advertising firm Nickelytics in 2023. Its B2B delivery platform is exposed as an API-key-gated REST service on a Google Cloud Endpoints gateway at api.kiwibot.com — historically integrated by ordering partners such as Shopify and Ordermark — but the company publishes no developer portal, no public API reference, and no machine-readable contract; access runs through the sales/demo form. Its autonomy team publishes substantial first-party open source ROS 2 tooling from the github.com/kiwicampus organization.
Kiwibot publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Company, Robotics, Autonomous Vehicles, Delivery, and Last Mile Delivery.
Kiwibot’s developer surface includes engineering blog, support, and 11 more developer resources.
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Kiwibot Delivery Platform API
The business-to-business delivery API behind Kiwibot's autonomous last-mile fleet, served from a Google Cloud Endpoints gateway at api.kiwibot.com. Probed anonymously on 2026-08...
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Kiwibot Rate Limits
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