With Google already working on drone deliveries and leading the movement toward self-driving cars, combining self-driving cars and a delivery service may be a bit of a no-brainer.

And Google doesn't necessarily just want to bring this truck to your door: in some instances, according to the patent application, the self-driving truck could receive "dynamically updated ...

The Google patent follows on the heels of others envisioning delivery system innovations such as Amazon's concept of using 3-D printers onboard trucks to make products on the way to their ...

Google, meanwhile, has already experimented with delivery services, albeit with human drivers and mixed results. Editor's Note: This story was updated at 3:25 p.m. ET with comment from Google.

We do know that Google/Alphabet is working on self-driving cars, and that the company has a delivery service in the works. Merging the two would just make sense. Add 9to5Google to your Google News ...

As Google continues work on developing its self-driving car technology, it seems the company is now thinking of using the same gear to create autonomous delivery vehicles as well. A patent awarded ...

Waymo, the self-driving arm of Google (GOOG) ’s parent company Alphabet, will use its autonomous Chrysler Pacifica minivans to bring packages from UPS stores in the Phoenix area to a UPS sorting ...

Nuro co-founders Dave Ferguson, left, and Jiajun "JZ" Zhu, are former members of Google's Self-Driving Car Project. They've raised $92 million for plans to commercialize robotic delivery vehicles.

As noted by Quartz, Google has been awarded a patent on self-driving delivery trucks that would bring packages to your door. The truck would be full of secure compartments that the waiting human ...

#Nuro raises second megafunding in a year, and partners with #GoogleCloud to help its #selfdriving delivery vehicles. #SiliconValley #AI #autotech #startup #venturecapital #unicorn ...

We do know that Google/Alphabet is working on self-driving cars, and that the company has a delivery service in the works. Merging the two would just make sense. Add Electrek to your Google News feed.

The company doesn't envision it driving on highways. The co-founders were early members of Google's self-driving car program and left in mid-2016 to start Nuro.