5 recent tech moves from Domino’s

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Autonomous delivery

Domino’s is planning its first unmanned delivery test using the R2 autonomous rover from Nuro in select areas of Houston later this year. The chain previously tested self-driving vehicles in several markets, but a human was at the wheel for safety purposes.

Motorized e-bikes

E-bikes will roll out to hundreds of corporate-owned stores in Miami, Salt Lake City, Baltimore and Houston later in 2019. Franchisees nationwide will have the option of buying the motorized bikes, which are designed as a faster, more user-friendly option for delivery drivers in congested urban areas.

In-car ordering

The ability to order Domino’s from the dashboard touchscreen, will come pre-installed in millions of new vehicles starting later this year. The platform, dubbed Anyware, was developed with auto tech company Xevo Inc.

Pictured: Domino's Innovation Garage

AI quality control

Earlier this year, Domino’s Australia tested artificial intelligence-powered cameras that check pizzas against a dataset of what a “perfect” pie should look like.

GPS tracking

A pilot program in Arizona earlier this year allowed customers to track the location of their pizzas similar to the way Uber users can watch their driver approach.

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