Delivery robots have been promoted in Moscow since around 2019, through Russia's version of Uber Eats.

The Yandex.Eats app from tech giant and search engine company Yandex released a citywide fleet of 20 robots across the city that year.

'Yandex plans to release around 1,300 robots per month by the end of 2027.'

By 2023, Yandex added another 50 robots from its third-generation production line, touting a delivery proficiency rating of 87% of orders delivered between eight and 12 minutes.

"About 15 delivery robots are enough to deliver food and groceries in a residential area with a population of 5,000 people," Yandex said at the time, per RT .

However, what started as a few rectangular robots wheeling through the streets has seemingly spiraled into what will become thousands of bo

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