Curbie robot autonomously hauls your trash bins to the curb, rain or snow
TansuYegen · x · 2026-11-05
Revere Robotics is developing Curbie, an autonomous robot that attaches to existing trash bin axles and moves household bins to the curb on collection day, then returns them.
- Uses brushless motors, secure latching mechanisms, and fail-safe autonomy for unsupervised sidewalk navigation
- Designed to operate outdoors in rain and snow while handling heavy loads
- The company notes the video shows concept renders of a prototype still in active development, not final product footage
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