Arrive AI expands autonomous delivery infrastructure and manufacturing partnerships

Arrive AI has announced new developments in its autonomous delivery infrastructure, including the Arrive Point delivery endpoints and the Arrive OS software platform. The company will host an investor event on September 23, 2026, in Fishers, Indiana, to demonstrate these technologies through live and simulated scenarios, such as autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and drones handing off packages to Arrive Points.

To expand compatibility, Arrive AI introduced the AHA (AMR Handoff Accessory), designed to allow many existing top-loaded autonomous mobile robots to perform automated pickups and deliveries. The company also formed the ACE Lab to integrate and certify partner robots for use with the AHA accessory.

In a separate strategic move, Arrive AI is partnering with DXC Technology to introduce its Arrive Point infrastructure to DXC’s manufacturing clients. The collaboration targets large manufacturing campuses where materials, such as parts and tools, must be moved between distant buildings. The system is designed to support hand-offs involving drones, robots, autonomous vehicles, and human couriers, integrating with enterprise manufacturing environments and existing logistics software.