For subscribers

Robot food delivery at NTU a whizz of an idea

Self-driving robots developed by a student start-up have been put to work since June

Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox

The Whizz Mobility team, including (from left) founder Melvin Foo, 23, lead mechanical engineer Herh Peng Leng, 23, software engineer Lakshyajeet Dwivedee, 21, lead electrical engineer Victor Gwee, 23, and operations manager Zechary Hoe, 23, with the

The Whizz Mobility team, including (from left) founder Melvin Foo, 23, lead mechanical engineer Herh Peng Leng, 23, software engineer Lakshyajeet Dwivedee, 21, lead electrical engineer Victor Gwee, 23, and operations manager Zechary Hoe, 23, with their FoodBots, which handle about 70 orders a day.

ST PHOTO: TIMOTHY DAVID

Charlotte Chong

Google Preferred Source badge
A student start-up at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) has developed self-driving robots that have delivered more than 6,000 lunch and dinner orders on the campus in Jurong since June last year, when the circuit breaker ended.
Whizz Mobility, with its eye on the prize of commercialising its product, has been putting its FoodBots - there are five of them now - through the paces.
See more on