Serve Robotics has made the connectivity and data tools it built for its own robot fleets available to other robot makers, and its new service already includes construction-technology company Bedrock Robotics as a customer.
Serve announced the service, called Physical AI Services, on November 5, 2026. It is intended to help companies connect machines in the field to computer and monitoring systems located elsewhere. It is also intended to help companies find useful examples for training from large amounts of fleet data.
The service gives companies access to real-world data for developing AI models. Its three components are Serve Link, Serve Data Curator and a catalog of data collected during Serve’s sidewalk deployments. Bedrock develops autonomous systems for heavy construction equipment.
According to Serve, Bedrock uses Serve Link to connect its machines through Wi-Fi, cellular and satellite networks. Serve says its services already support thousands of vehicles in industries including construction, mining and autonomous trucking. They also support Serve’s own delivery operations.
The move expands Serve’s business beyond operating its own robots. The company aims to sell the infrastructure that keeps robot fleets connected and helps them improve. The announcement did not disclose pricing for the services.