Starship - Robot Food Delivery Pilot
You may have seen some peculiar robots on the streets of Leeds. We are trying to reduce the number of short journeys made by car, including those made by delivery vehicles. This pilot, ran in partnership with Starship Technologies, is aimed at providing a zero-carbon alternative to food deliveries to some of Leeds' residents.
As a local resident we want to hear your thoughts on the Starship robots. You can find out more about why we are trialling the scheme and provide feedback below.
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Meet the team
Leeds City Council is working with Starship and Co-op to try and offer more sustainable ways of transport. The council will also lead on collecting feedback from residents and customers about the robot pilot.
Leeds City Council is responsible for running this consultation, analysing its results and presenting them to stakeholders and the public.
Starship will provide the automated robots that deliver food purchases to local residents.
Two Co-op stores, Spen Lane and Adel, will provide the groceries that customers can buy. Staff will then pack the groceries into the robot and they will be delivered to customers.
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Robot delivery trial
Trial extension
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HAVE YOUR SAY
Co-op Food Survey
Find out where the robots can deliver Co-op Food groceries in Leeds and have your say on the introduction of the robots.
Uber Eats Service Area
Find out where the robots can deliver from Uber Eats
Survey - Lofthouse
Let us know what you think about the automated robot trial.
Survey
Let us know what you think about the robot trial in Leeds
Survey - Adel and Tinshill
Let us know what you think about the automated robot trial.
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Team
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Leeds City Council is working with Starship and Co-op to try and offer more sustainable ways of transport. The council will also lead on collecting feedback from residents and customers about the robot pilot.
Leeds City Council is responsible for running this consultation, analysing its results and presenting them to stakeholders and the public.
Starship will provide the automated robots that deliver food purchases to local residents.
Two Co-op stores, Spen Lane and Adel, will provide the groceries that customers can buy. Staff will then pack the groceries into the robot and they will be delivered to customers.